When Ansly Damus, an ethics teacher from Haiti, wants to speak with his wife and their two young children, he calls (only…
-
-
If the ability to lead your audience on an emotional journey and instigate meaningful conversation are indicators of artistic success, then Cleveland…
-
On July 28, Taneika Hill’s computer screen prompted her to reflect on “this day in history.” The Euclid City Council member read…
-
During an early August WISH editorial meeting, our newest writer suggested a story idea. He mentioned social justice groups had been canvassing Euclid…
-
Along with breathtaking Lake Erie sunsets and walkable, tree-lined streets, racial diversity is one of Euclid, Ohio’s greatest assets. But modern day…
-
When twelve-year-old Tamir Rice was killed in November of 2014, my thoughts went instinctively to my own children – whose school is…
-
If you’ve ever found yourself asking “What the heck is the Good Cause Blog?” or “What is Good Cause Creative?” you’re not…
-
Last year, in my Fatherless Father’s Day post, I asked the question “Why don’t they make a Father’s Day card that says ‘I…
-
Introducing the My Neighbor, Myself Series: Profiles in courage and action from Cleveland changemakers “I’m just going to go there for the opening…
-
The first thing any parent thinks of when asked about adding volunteer time or another social commitment to the calendar is “What…