Issues We Care About
On January 19, the day after Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, people across the country are coming together in conversations about race on a National Day of Racial Healing. We invite you to participate by having conversations with the youth in your care throughout the month of January.
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Every child has a right to be safe and supported at school. Race, faith, gender, socio-economic status, and who we love must never be a factor in how well we treat any child. As educators, we model and set the tone of acceptance of all individuals...Read more
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iBuckleUp weBuckleUp Seat Belt Safety: A Mini-Grant Story
Ms. Schneider is a middle school teacher from Indiana with a heart for...Read more
With its impact on children and families and the basic right of clean water, the Flint water crisis strikes all of our hearts. The Flint water crisis raises everyone’s awareness of important “...Read more
We are all guilty of complaining about the weather…….Or to say it plainly, we are all guilty of complaining about a problem we see. Are you also the first to be a part of the solution? Earlier this week I read a comment on a Facebook post about a problem in my community. After reading the...Read more
November 15, National Philanthropy Day, provides an opportunity to reflect on the meaning of giving – how it has enhanced our civic society, as well as what there still is to do. The Association of Fundraising Professionals values Educating Youth to Understand the Importance of Philanthropy....Read more
