9/11; The Day the Voice of Humanity Cried Loudest
SEPTEMBER 11, 2022 Dr. Ri’Cha ri Sancho, K-12 Civil Leadership™ Developer It was a day in which you may have needed to be there. . .. to better understand the context of this article. Humanity witnessed a day that claimed nearly 3,000 lives shake the foundation of millions, far and wide. Inner reflection can ignite…
Know “No’s Rule”
Catch a Tip on How to Reduce Triggering a Person’s Triggers with Positive Words
Creating Equitable Educational Environments: Illuminate, Bridge and Transform
Featured Guest Organization: Chrysalis Consulting In our service to educators, we have found that individuals who listen to each other sharing personal experiences say they “had no idea that a group had those types of discriminatory experiences.” We have also heard people make increased commitments to fight against the discrimination they learned about. When participants…
Our Children…Lost in the Mix…
By: ZYLA WHITE, LSN KIDS Board Chair| Crime & Corrections Advocate| B.S. Psychology C hildhood hunger is a devastating issue that affects millions of children every day. According to Feeding America, 1 in 6 children may not know when they will eat again (Feeding America, 2020). The devastation caused by COVID-19 contributes to this tragedy…
Juneteenth: Making History
This is a post to remind Education Stakeholders of the importance of Juneteenth and the making of history.
Mental Health in Minority Communities: It is Personal & Professional for Me
Featured Guest: DEVIN MYERS, Licensed Professional Counselor Associate Hello! Time is of the essence so let’s get right to it, shall we? I would like to share with you some of my journey towards obtaining better mental health. First off, I would like to thank you for taking time out of your day to read…
K-12 Civil Leadership™ Explained By Dr. Ri’Cha ri Sancho
Greetings! It’s an honor to be able to introduce the beginnings of the initiative K-12 Civil Leadership™! We will feature content to help engage and inform K-12 and higher education advocates in the areas of community, collaboration, and improving student interactions among diverse student groups. Education advocates are a special breed with special hearts, always…
Featured Guest: Mr. Faheem Khabeer on The importance of an educator…
by FAHEEM KHABEER (Author, Filmmaker, & Motivator) “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.”- Frederick Douglas Raised in the early eighties’, the inner-city of Cleveland left me on the path to becoming a broken man. I had entered into, “Major Works”, a program for gifted students, for the fourth grade…
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