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The pandemic is a traumatic event that will affect us physically, emotionally, and spiritually, perhaps for the rest of our lives.
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Once bustling and profitable, many malls across the US are dying as consumers move to online shopping and purchase less from traditionally big retailers. What do we do with these
3 Things You Cool Millennials (and Others) Should Own Once in Your Lifetime
Quality over quantity all the way. Here are three things you should own once in your lifetime.
The Benefits of Being an Involved Father
Active, engaged fatherhood is not just beneficial for the children. It radically changes the father's life for the better.
Don’t Fear the Reaper: The Stewardship of Death
We feel uncomfortable planning for the details of our death, but it's a kindness to our loved ones.
Data for Good: Helping Florida Foster Children Find Families
A Florida service matches foster children aged 4-17 with adoptive families.
Reconciliation for British Columbia’s Indigenous Peoples Through Tech Equality
The First Nations Technology Council in BC, Canada, seeks to bring justice and equity by bridging the tech gap between Indigenous Canadians and their non-Indigenous counterparts.
Practicing Digital Citizenship, Part I: The Internet is Not Free
I have not practiced good digital citizenship, and this must change, starting with recognizing the value of the content I consume online.
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How Kickstarter Helped Influence Eco-Friendly and Sustainable Businesses
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