There are more than 50 Little Free Libraries across Greater Cleveland, but the area’s latest addition hopes to inspire conversations that will spark change. The
“The journey of special needs parents can be a really lonely journey,” says Salina Miller from her home office. “A lot of people simply don’t
In the midst of all the environmental, emotional, and societal shifts that we, particularly parents, are collectively experiencing in the year 2020 — self-care and
In the absence of any national or statewide “return to learning” strategy, local school administrators are being asked to make impossible choices with very limited
When Sandy Orozco first learned that her Shaker Heights School District would be closing its buildings to protect all students during the Covid-19 pandemic, she
If an apple a day keeps the doctor away, what might a daily dose of reading prevent? According to Carol Grier, Executive Director of the
One in four women experiences miscarriage, but few have the chance to share their stories. Sadly, the emotional pain of pregnancy loss is something women
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
For Jowan Smith, family life is an incubator of ideas. She created Getting Our Babies to College 101 (GOBTC), a nonprofit based on experiences with
