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Generational Gap Slang: 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and 2000s
From the 50s “greaser,” to the 60s “groovy”, onto the 70s “Right On!” to “LOL,” the generations create slang with meanings that very well could cause confusion – and some totally blank stares.


Melnea Cass: A Jewel in the Tapestry of Black History
Melnea Cass’ advocacy and commitment to improve the quality of lives of Black people in her community solidified a place in history and in the hearts of those she knew and impacted.

Gail McShan-Elly
Feb 21


Rosa Parks: The Woman Who Sat for Change
Rosa Parks’ story is not just history but it’s a guide for future generations to be brave, stand tall in the face of unfairness and know that your actions today can change your tomorrow.

Shanthi Mariappan
Feb 19


Soulmates, Partners and Friends: Someone in Whom You See a Part of Yourself
Soulmates transcend gender, age, race, and other distinctions. To me, a soulmate is someone through whom you see a part of yourself—your beliefs, values, or even the way you live.

JC
Feb 11


Celebrating Each Other’s Choices: Exploring the Makeup-Less Trend
There’s no denying the influence of societal norms on how we present ourselves to the world. Looking at photos from different eras, we can see the ebbs and flows in women’s makeup trends.

Tracy Brown
Feb 6


Healthy Weight, Healthy Outlook: A Reminder to Prioritize Ourselves
Start with small, manageable habits, and layer them over time to build a strong, enduring structure. Over time, this will lead to your own unique “Healthy Weight, Healthy Outlook.”

Shanthi Mariappan
Feb 1


Why Purpose is the Ultimate New Year’s Resolution
This year let’s focus on living with intention. Let’s aim to achieve goals far greater than we can currently imagine—goals that align with the unique purpose God placed within us.

Judy Kori
Jan 29


Reduce Stress, Enhance Well-being and Support Friends with Hugs
Help spread the love on National Hug Day by promoting a safe space that discusses mental health and working with well-being; hugging can offer emotional support.

Meagan Fuller
Jan 21


We Can All Play a Role in Ending Poverty in America
Together we can all take small actionable steps to eradicate poverty. The impact would be beneficial to those in need and fulfill the sense of joy and gratitude one gets from helping others.

Gail McShan-Elly
Jan 16


My Scar, My Badge of Honor: Navigating the Challenges of Cesarean Section
If you have undergone a cesarean section, I encourage you to constantly wear your scar as a badge of honor and feel free to share your journey, your struggles and your experience.

Opeyemi Oladosu
Jan 14


Look at the Bright Side: The Story of the Cracked Pot and Powerful Lessons Learned
Every situation or change brings a silver lining—it’s our responsibility to recognize and embrace “the bright side” as an opportunity for growth and positivity to see the good you bring.

Shanthi Mariappan
Jan 3


The Power of a Simple Thank You Note – More Than Just Good Etiquette
A thank you note is a tangible reminder that we are seen and appreciated. I don’t know anyone who couldn’t use more of that in their life. The act of sending a thank you note is a gift in itself.

Tracy Brown
Dec 26, 2024


The Alone Feast: My Solo Christmas and Discovering the Greatest Gift of All
Merry Christmas to all, and to me! Wish we all embrace this feast of being alive, whether alone or surrounded by loved ones! Go forth and make memories on Christmas and every single day.

JC
Dec 24, 2024


Lung Cancer Awareness Month: Know the Subtle Signs of This Silent Killer
chemotherapy, chest pain, cough, diagnosis, lung cancer, Lung Cancer Awareness Month, lungs, silent killer, Smoking, symptoms of lung cancer, Treatment

Grace Aspinall
Dec 23, 2024


Safe Toys and Gifts Month: A Caution for Parents Purchasing Presents
It is important to read the safety hazard labels and instructions before giving gifts to children. Parents, check any damage or safety concerns before you give toys to your children safely.

Jennifer Tran
Dec 19, 2024


5 of the Best Supplements for Women and Why You May Need Them
From Vitamin B to C and all the vitamins and minerals in between, supplements can play a vital part of your health routine and provide a great way to get all the benefits you need.

Sarah Alerasoul
Dec 17, 2024


Emotional Wellness: It’s Time to Check in with Yourself!
Take a moment for yourself this holiday season. In this post, you’ll discover how movement + community can boost your emotional wellness, plus two simple habits—journaling and meaningful check-in calls—that help you reconnect and recharge. Crafted by Her Nexx Chapter to help you finish the year strong and enter 2025 feeling grounded and supported.

Meghan Do
Dec 10, 2024


Grace Personified: The Power of Gratitude, Contentment and Happiness
Practicing gratitude is a mindful choice. Be grateful for all the people who are sharing your life journey because they are gifts. And remember to be grateful for life itself.

Gail McShan-Elly
Nov 26, 2024


Creating Holiday Magic and Memories through Family Stories and Games
The holidays are an opportunity to deepen connections and create joyful memories with loved ones and within our communities. Let these ideas inspire you to forge new experiences together!

Nadya Strudell
Nov 25, 2024


From Urban Streets to Woodland Retreats: The Power of Hiking
Whether crossing off national parks from your bucket list or exploring your neighborhood, getting outside and taking a hike improves our well-being and unplugs us from our digitized lives.

Nadya Strudell
Nov 16, 2024
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