As a business psychologist, much of my work focuses on helping people develop the internal tools necessary to navigate adversity, setbacks, and change. In fact, my dissertation research focused on […]
Services for Barbara and Kaleb Deer will take place on April 30 and May 1
"This is not a casual disagreement over preference or personality"
United for Better Living closed Black History Month with a healing fair, local vendors, and support for families in Garfield Park
Shantel Franklin, a candidate for 8th District state representative, on her journey from homelessness to the campaign trail
Today’s political climate is more similar to the uncertain and dangerous pre-Civil War 1840s and ‘50s than the 1990s
Catherine Jones, 67, is still advocating for students after all these years
Bishop Claude Porter’s PLCCA and Interfaith Illinois Inc. both got new leadership this month, weeks after his death in December
A weeklong series of free events, Feb. 16–22, blends civic engagement, career readiness, culture, and wellness for Austin-area youth and families
Jason Ferguson, Marshall High’s Last Track-And-Field Medalist, Fuses Sports and Black History
