The United States is facing a significant labor shortage, posing challenges for businesses across various industries. However, amidst this talent scarcity, there lies a valuable and often overlooked resource—older workers. As the Boomer generation approaches retirement age, harnessing the skills, knowledge, and experience of older workers can help bridge the workforce gap. The Demographic Shift […]

As women, we face a unique set of challenges and experiences that can truly impact our quality of life. From the gender pay gap to ageism and discrimination, women face a range of social and economic barriers. While progress has been made in recent years, there is still much work to be done to correct […]

The 1970’s gave rise to the women’s movement, anti-war protests, and also a profound paradigm shift in how we think about the environment.  But do you know how Earth Day originally got its start?  Back in 1969, following a massive pollution incident in California, the need for greater action was conceptualized by a couple of […]

An aging population means that it is more important than ever for employers to consider how they can best support their older workers. The Age-friendly Employer Pledge—an initiative launched by the Centre for Ageing Better—encourages employers to take action to create age-friendly workplaces in the UK. Ageism in the workplace is still a huge issue. […]

Spring is a time of renewal and rebirth, and it is no surprise that many religions celebrate the arrival of spring with festivals that are steeped in symbolism and spiritual meaning. They offer a glimpse into the richness of human spirituality and the promise of new beginnings. Easter’s namesake and traditions, as with many holidays […]

Maya Angelou – America’s Soulful Storyteller Maya Angelou was a dynamic, resilient, trailblazer who forever altered the course of American history. Throughout her life, Angelou occupied many different roles. To name just a few, she was an activist, author, and advisor.  Angelou utilized a variety of storytelling mediums, ranging from poetry performances to personal narratives. […]

Frida Kahlo – Surrealist & Survivor The theme of Women’s History Month this year is “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories.” Frida Kahlo, one of the most famous artists of the 20th century, revolutionized feminine storytelling and the entire Surrealist landscape. Kahlo challenged various social norms through her artistic subject matter, ranging from identity to infertility. […]

Marie Curie – Mother and Wife of Science Marie Curie was a pioneer within the medical and scientific fields. She was an educator, scientist, inventor, and matriarch to name a few of her roles. Marie Curie’s legacy spurred numerous inventions, inspired many scientists of all genders, and saved countless human lives. Curie is widely known […]

Every March, Women’s History Month is celebrated in countries all around the world. The holiday was established to recognize women’s accomplishments, contributions, and overall history. According to History.com, Women’s History Month was first officially recognized in 1987 as an annual American celebration. Previously in 1980, President Carter declared the week of March 8th as Women’s […]

Never mistake knowledge for wisdom. One helps you make a living; the other helps you make a life. ~Sandra Carey We usually know it when we see it, but what is wisdom exactly? Wisdom is in a sense a composite of many different characteristics—profound knowledge, conscious awareness, intuition, foresight, patience, the ability to see the big […]