Recovery in the CLE: Thriving through peer support
Lori Pawlowski
January 15, 2020
As we enter a new decade, it’s natural to think of 2020 as a fresh start, a chance to wipe the dirty slate clean. Often,
As we enter a new decade, it’s natural to think of 2020 as a fresh start, a chance to wipe the dirty slate clean. Often,
Leslie Thomas is a woman on a mission. Since establishing Vicki’s Home Inc. last January, Thomas has enthusiastically pursued change for the East Cleveland community.
In February, 2006, when Jan Householder was a teacher in Wadsworth School district, a co-worker’s daughter, Katherine, was found to have an inoperable brain tumor.
Do you have the courage to stand up for yourself and for others? Are you an upstander or a bystander? Dr. Lori Stevic-Rust, author and
In the pre-dawn hours of an autumn morning, parents bring their middle schoolers to board charter buses for the annual trip to Washington, DC. As
Have you ever wished that you could watch a live episode of Top Chef? What if you could watch Cleveland’s youth battle for the freshest
September is Hunger Action Month. The goal is to raise $30,000 for the 1 in 5 Clevelanders who face hunger. But this month-long effort is
Local community member Elena Stachew was accepted to attend the first ever UN Youth Climate Summit in New York City this Saturday, September 21. The historic event
In the last few years, organizing around climate change has exploded worldwide, especially among young people. Teenage environmentalist icon Greta Thunberg is once again making
Married with two young sons, Johanna Keenan Henz enjoyed playing cello with the Cleveland Women’s Orchestra, coaching a youth running club at Cleveland’s Campus International
