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Want to find a way to get involved in civil rights? Here are 8 ways to support social justice movements in your local community or around the country.
NaTyshca Pickett
I have 10 years of experience as a freelance writer and editor. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Lewis University and my Master of Education from American Intercontinental University. I am the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Arizona Coffea Magazine. I also do freelance copywriting, editing, and blog writing for growing businesses in my spare time.
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Parents and organizers working together to change childcare reform.
Why We Raise Awareness for Hearing Loss
Hearing loss and poor hearing health are issues that impact people all over America – but there are organizations out there giving them the support they need.
Nonprofit's Pageant Program Promotes Education
A US-based nonprofit has created a pageant program that promotes education, scholarships, and culture within its community.
5-year-old cancer patient uses wish to help kids in the hospital
Despite the fact that cancer in children and adolescents is uncommon, it's the leading cause of death by disease in children over the age of five in the United States.
No child should have to fight for their life against a disease. Yet, there’s one 5-year-old, who’s in for the fight of his life – and still thinking of others.
Animal Shelter in Iowa Helping the Community
Animal Shelter Making a Huge Impact.
10-Year-Old Writes a Book on Bullying and Encourages Literacy
One student decided to use her experience to teach others how to work through their problems with bullying.
National Tea Month - Tea shop hires people from Deaf community
When Marianne White made the decision to open her tea shop, she did it with others in mind.
As a wife, mother, and grandmother, she's an avid traveler – pre-pandemic, of course – and loves to learn about different cultures. This love led her to learn American Sign Language (ASL) and immerse herself in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) community.
11-year-old saves two lives in one day
After saving the lives of a classmate and a woman in a fire, an 11-year-old boy in Oklahoma was hailed a hero.
Tiny houses created to help the homeless
Seattle, Washington – home to Amazon, Starbucks, and one of America's greatest homelessness crises – has been rapidly constructing tiny house villages for the homeless.
Let’s Talk About Health: The Difference Between Treatment and Cure —
When it comes to health and medical treatment, the Black community has a long-standing history of not trusting medical professionals. I mean can you blame us? Does the Tuskegee Experiment and Henrietta Lacks ring a bell? Not to mention the number of Black women whose concerns go ignored during childbirth, causing the increase in mortality rates for Black women in this area.
Gift Giving with Meaning
We are at that time of year where we come together with our loved ones to eat a colossal holiday meal, play games after said meal, and participate in gift-giving.
We give gifts for a variety of reasons; some feel contradictory because gifting is such a vital part of our social fabric. Our culture necessitates gift-giving at times for Christmas, birthdays, and anniversaries. Other times we give gifts to build and reinforce bonds with family and friends.
Festive Touches - Jazz up Your Space This Holiday Season —
Holiday season got you down? Changing your space may help.
The Search for Daniel Robinson — Arizona Coffea
The search for missing Geologist, Daniel Robinson continues and his father will not give up until he finds his son.
A Family’s Journey to Sustainable Living — Arizona Coffea
Going green and living off the grid has been a trend over the last couple of years. There are popular television shows such as Tiny Living and Container Homes, where people are doing their part to leave less of a carbon footprint.
6 Ways to Boost Your Child's Immunity For Back-to-School Season
Kids are back in school! Have you thought about simple ways you can boost their immunity? It’s always a good time to stay on top of staying strong.
5 Easy Ways To Make Time for Yourself
The pandemic has forced us to pause the everyday tasks that kept us busy. Taking the kids to school and sports practice, work projects, meetings, errands — you name it — our days were packed full.
This time has also opened the conversation surrounding self-care and mental, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. Here are our tips to help you make time for yourself.
Dutch Oven Mistakes You Didn’t Know You Were Making
Race and Equity in Fashion — Harlem’s Fashion Row’s 3rd Annual Digital Summit
The 3rd Annual Digital Fashion Summit hosted by Harlem’s Fashion Row took place February 12–18.
Since 2007, Harlem’s Fashion Row (HFR) has been promoting people of color in Fashion. Founded by Brandice Daniel, Harlem’s Fashion Row’s goal is to create a bridge between retailers and designers of color in fashion through brand strategy, collaborations, experiential marketing, recruiting and pipeline programs.
The Digital Fashion Summit celebrates the enduring influence of Black people in fashion.
Woman on the Rise - Leslie Jones
My interview with Luxury Event Planner, Leslie Jones
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