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- March 31, 2022
Supporting and Uplifting Black Women
It’s no secret that black women continue to bear the brunt of society’s ills. From pay disparities to the lack of access to leadership opportunities in corporate America despite being more than qualified, we are subjected to countless negative stereotypes and microaggressions that constantly chip away at our self-esteem and self-worth. And while this is in no way new or surprising, it does reinforce the need for spaces and places that not only protect us, but uplift, inspire, and empower us.
- Feature, Featured Stories, Rest. Recharge. Reset Series
- December 23, 2020
The Self-Care Journals – Les Trois
Susie Ziegler, Fundraising Professional Susie Ziegler is not shy when asking for money. In fact, it’s her job, and one that she’s very, very good at. She excels at raising millions of dollars for an academic institution while juggling MBA classes, a healthy marriage, two cute pups, and various civic commitments including her duties as VP of Fund Development with the Junior League of Grand Rapids. And she makes all of it look easy. Her secret? Understanding that self-care is not an indulgence, it’s a necessity.
- Fear Series, Feature
- October 12, 2020
The Anatomy of Fear
I am scared. I am scared. I am scared. I am scared to leave my bed. I am scared to leave my house. I am scared to run the simplest of errands for fear of exposing myself to this virus that continues to baffle the science and medical community.
- Life Style
- July 25, 2021
Four Ways to Protect Your Online Privacy
Your digital footprint is all the information about you that exists on the internet as a result of your online activity. This includes your search history, your photos and videos (Including the deleted ones like those pesky photos you told your drunk friends not to tag you in, but they did anyway), as well as every single time you like/love something on a social media site. Even your text messages leave a digital footprint.
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