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.

International Museum Day raises awareness through cultural exchange, different cultures, development of mutual understanding, and peace among people.

Every day is a great day to spread awareness about wildlife and conservation. National Wildlife Day comes twice a year to remind us to be better stewards of our planet.

To honor Malala and her incredible life and efforts to change the world, Malala Day occurs every year on her birthday, July 12. The day is also significant because she delivered a powerful speech to the United Nations in 2013.

Part of healing in therapy is having someone hear your story, to have a witness to the pain, anger, sadness, joy, shame, etc. it’s often someone asking questions with a different perspective.

The thought process behind the decision to be childfree is different for every individual and is influenced by circumstances, education, geography, health status, and many other factors.

In my friend Judy’s classroom, she made a point of delighting in new ways that students had for working on a math problem. “Oh, wow, I never thought of it that way! That's a cool way to do it.”

Take proactive actions for uterine health, communicate with your doctor to know what is normal in regard to anemia and menstruation and have a knowledge of your family history with fibroids.

July marks the 15th annual BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month, and there is no better time to learn more about minority mental health issues and show our support for this community.

If mental illness or anxiety shows up in the lives of African Americans, they usually try to hide it due to the stigma of being perceived as weak; they feel it should be kept from others.

Cinco de Mayo is a reminder to get to know more about the different cultures of the world, so you have a better understanding every day of the year and can tell others about it.

The examined use of technology is the responsible and prudent way forward.

Few things are as powerful as education when it comes to changing the lives and histories of both individuals and communities. It has proven to be the key to prosperity, growth and progress.

My mom did not allow negative ideas into my head about not attending college. She encouraged me to take the next step in receiving an education. So, I applied, was accepted, and succeeded.

As I begin my sophomore year at this illustrious Historically Black College & University (HBCU), I think about how different my life would be if I had chosen not to come “home” to Spelman.

Numerous options exist for you to explore distance learning. You don’t have to commute so why not check out online educational opportunities today – from the comfort of your own couch?

Embracing your geekness is based on your passion for your specialty. Geekness represents knowledge of that specialty as well. Don’t be shy about revealing your true inner geek.

Let us celebrate the vital role that museums play in shaping our collective narrative and the immense value that lies in history, culture, introspection, mindfulness, learning and beauty.

Studies reveal consistent music education improves a child’s vocabulary and enhances reading comprehension skills. Students learning music are also developing creative thinking.

Need a quick refresh to your mind, a boost to your creative genius or an education acceleration, napping is the way to go! Set your alarm for 10 minutes and nod off with amazing results.