Irum Jones believes the world is rigged in your favor if you have the mental stability to believe you’ll make it. She brings hope into every room, leading with kindness, dignity, and respect.

National Drive-Thru Day is July 24th, and it is the day to celebrate the convenience of the drive-thru. Drive-thru windows account for 50% to 70% of fast-food sales.

These women scientists faced obstacles that would have stopped many—but they persisted because they believed in themselves and in their dreams. What dreams are calling to you?

In March 1912, 3,020 cherry trees arrived in Washington, DC from Japan. Now these beautiful cherry blossoms are celebrated by over a million visitors to the nation’s capital each spring.

LeTesha Wheeler is an author and a speaker and has been a consultant for small business owners for the last decade. Her book,  Half Breed,  talks about reconciliation and racial unity. She helps women find purpose in life and create a vision for the fulfilling life they’re meant to live. She is focused on improving women's healing and wellness in her community. LeTesha Wheeler is one among many inspiring women who will speak at the Inspire Her Nexx Chapter , our inaugural Wom

We tend to equate love with a relationship. We cannot allow one person to validate what love looks like. God will allow love to flow from different sources and people. Be open to love.

Do you remember the joy of getting your hands in mud to flex your imagination and feel the way everything moved between your fingers? I think somewhere along the way we lost those small moments.

In 2010, health professionals began promoting the hug holiday as they advocate the mental, emotional and physical benefits of hugs. Hugs are said to release oxytocin – give ‘n get a hug today!

World Rainforest Day is on June 22, and it is a great time to recognize these beautiful and important landmarks and protect our endangered rainforests. Celebrate the beautiful rainforests!

La Monica’s passion lies in not only helping others, but in being an advocate for those who can’t use their voice. She uses her resources to spread awareness so others have the gumption to help.

Juneteenth is a reminder: freedom is not just a date—it’s a duty. A duty to tell the truth. To teach the next generation. To keep walking, even when the road is long.

This week is about learning disability awareness and appreciation. Show some understanding and kindness, and please treat people with learning disabilities with respect and care.