Bullying has been a perennial issue, evolving over the years from traditional physical aggression to today's more insidious forms, such as cyberbullying. The issue is further complicated by an increasing number of students bringing firearms to school in retaliation. Rather than focusing solely on punishing the bullies, a more balanced
People & Society
Do Unto Others As You’d Have Them Do Unto You
Op-Ed: Want Change? The Investment We Need to Make to Change the World.
What’s the single most important asset in the social sector? People. And to get more specific, our people. Our established leaders, our up-and-coming leaders, and our professionals that have committed themselves to a life of hard work and passion. Our secret weapon is our leaders that have the know-how, the
Seven Benefits and Reasons to Hire Someone with Autism
When thinking of autism, employers often consider its drawbacks alone. However, many autistic individuals may possess unique qualities in addition to their professional skill-sets that make them an exceptional candidate for your next role. Autism also known as autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a broad range of life-long conditions with characteristics
Community Gardening: How to Start a Green Space in Your Neighborhood
Community gardening is a wonderful way to bring people together while creating a green space in your neighborhood. Not only does it beautify the area, but it also promotes sustainable living and healthy eating. Starting a community garden may seem daunting at first, but with a little planning and effort,
Tiny Libraries: Building a Neighborhood Book Exchange
Tiny libraries, also known as Little Free Libraries, have become a popular way to promote literacy, community engagement, and sustainability. These small, weather-resistant boxes filled with books can be found in neighborhoods, parks, and public spaces. Building and maintaining a tiny library can be a fun and fulfilling project, but
Corporate Greenwashing: How to See Through
The trend of corporate greenwashing, where companies misleadingly portray themselves as environmentally responsible, has seen a marked increase in recent years. Given the urgency of environmental issues, it's crucial for consumers to discern genuine sustainable practices from marketing smoke and mirrors. Below are key pointers to help you see through
Generation Gap: Engaging Older Adults in New Sustainability Trends
The generation gap often extends to attitudes and practices around sustainability. While younger individuals may be more attuned to the latest sustainability trends, older adults also have a crucial role to play in fostering a more sustainable future. However, engaging this demographic effectively requires targeted strategies. Below are key approaches
Parenting: Raising The Next Generation of Philanthropist
In an era where the need for meaningful social change is pressing, the question of how to foster a philanthropic spirit in the next generation looms large. It’s no longer enough to merely teach children about generosity; parents need to instill a sense of responsibility that drives them to contribute
