Back In My Day: Let’s chat about Biden’s “Old Guard”
The incoming cabinet and administration as a whole suggests a turn to times of yore, but breaking down the overall situation may paint a different picture.
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Data is a flawed method to discern tragedy
Quantifying human experiences leaves room for misconceptions.
Nonprofits are necessary for coronavirus vaccine distribution
For the most effective vaccination campaign, the government must work with nonprofits that have existing relationships in local communities.
Putting The ‘I’ In Immigrant: A stronger immigrant presence in public offices empowers younger generations
It is only right to have policy dictated by those that have walked in the shoes of their constituents.
Triple Bottom Line: New Year’s Resolution — Environmental Progress, Not Perfection
In a year with many lows, it’s essential to reflect on both environmental problems and progress.
The Eck’s Factor: The right’s adoption of “Orwellian” is misguided
Branding Trump’s Twitter ban as “Orwellian” is not the strong argument that you think it is.
Green Juice Skeptic: The pandemic presents new opportunity to radically transform sexual health education
In efforts to reduce undue impositions of contempt, guilt and shame, as well as public health disparities, we ought to utilize the pandemic as an opportunity to transform our social, cultural and political approaches toward sexual health.
Progress Without Profit: Donor Advised Funds hinder the nonprofit sector
I want to draw attention to practices that aren’t working or benefitting people as well as they should, which leads me to the problematic role Donor Advised Funds play in the nonprofit sector.
Manual Focus: Choose love instead of hate
In a world that almost ushers a need to be hateful, choose love and kindness.
Back in My Day: Careers in aging are diverse and aplenty
As the field of aging continues to grow with the increasing older adult population, finding opportunities to help older adults in one’s community has become easier than ever.