Easy Ways To Make A Great First Impression When You Enter College
It’s that time of year: thousands of college students are flocking to new dorms, new classes, and most of all, new friends. Almost everyone recognizes... Read More
Midwives In Kansas Sue To Practice Without Physician Oversight
Two nurse midwives in Johnson County, Kansas are suing to overturn a law that prevents them from practicing without physician oversight. Earlier this year Kara Winkler and... Read More
Columbus Children’s Hospital Invests In Affordable Housing To Help Young Patients
A hospital in Columbus, Ohio is investing in affordable housing to help its youngest patients. According to National Public Radio, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, a Columbus... Read More
Boutique Clothing Store Seeks Donations To Help Women In Need
The women’s boutique clothing franchise fab’rik is celebrating its 16th anniversary by starting a nationwide initiative to collect 16,000 clothing donations that will dress 1,600 women who... Read More
Growing Church Focus On Disability Inclusion
For the entire history of the church, there has been a struggle around the inclusion of mental and physical disabilities as equal congregation members. While... Read More
Waxahachie Women Create an Inspiring Support System For Widows and Divorcees
On June 16, 2016, stay-at-home mom Jadalynn Griffin got the news from Texas State Troopers that her husband of seven years, Andy, had been killed... Read More
When Women Help Others: Generosity In The Healthcare Field
Ohio’s own Maria Joseph Nursing and Rehabilitation Center honored one of their most dedicated Sisters with a gift that keeps on giving: a scholarship in... Read More
Pope Francis Wants People to Be More Inclusive on Social Media, Other Digital Platforms
The Pope is calling for more inclusion and respect on social media. Too often, social media sites are full of bullying, harassment, and all manner... Read More
Volunteers Across the Country Donate Time and Money to Help People in Uganda
Children and adults in Uganda are receiving a lot of help from people in the United States as of late. Just one of the ways... Read More
Charleston Woman’s Opioid Research Receives High Honor From Harvard University
A Harvard University graduate has been honored by her University for her research into the opioid epidemic. According to the Charleston Gazette, recent Harvard graduate... Read More