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There Need To Be More Women in STEM Careers, Says Experienced Expert
October 18, 2017

JJ DiGeronimo is President of Tech Savvy Women. She is a speaker, an award-winning author and an executive strategist. And, she is a strong proponent of women actively pursuing careers in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). DiGeronimo

The “Gig Economy” Grows in the USA Says Visiting Italian Journalist
October 11, 2017

Lidia Catalano is a multimedia journalist from Turin, Italy visiting this country to examine the growth of alternative work arrangements. Her primary observation is that this segment of our economy is growing beyond expectations. Alternative work arrange

Devastation is Horrible But it Can Foster Resilience, says Expert
October 04, 2017

The devastation in Puerto Rico, as a result of two major hurricanes – Irma and Maria, is beyond most of our comprehension. Half of the population, or 3.4 million people, lack drinking water and 95 percent are without electricity – after two weeks. A

Voice Actor Nancy Cartwright In New Role As Filmmaker
September 27, 2017

After being the voice of Bart Simpson in Fox’s animated series, The Simpson’s, for 29 years, voice-over actor Nancy Cartwright wanted to do something different artistically. So, she fired up the “artistic muse” inside her and she co-wrote and pro

TV Journalist Judy Woodruff Has Experienced Many Changes Over Four Decades
September 20, 2017

Judy Woodruff, award-winning broadcast journalist, has spent over four decades covering Washington for PBS, CNN, and NBC. She currently is the anchor of the PBS NewsHour airing across the country on PBS stations each week-night. She has seen monumental ch

Legislation to Protect the “Dreamers” & DACA Could Become a Political Football
September 13, 2017

Recently, President Donald Trump rescinded an Executive Order called DACA issued by former President Barack Obama protecting undocumented immigrants who came to this country illegally as children. The impact of Pres. Trump’s action could leave 800,000 p

Teen Raises Big Money for Cancer Research Through Her Invention
September 06, 2017

In 2015, Jordan Phillips mother, Nicole, fought a bout with breast cancer. The diagnosis and treatments were totally unexpected and caught the family off-guard. Jordan, then 12 years old, was sad and frustrated and wanted to do something to help her mot

Non-Traditional College Students Often Face Hunger & Massive Debt for Degree
August 30, 2017

When you think of college students you might think of affluent young people reveling in the joys of care-free campus life…But, that doesn’t describe all college students – especially many non-traditional students. They often are juggling families,

Foster Children Are A Special Group of Children To Be Adopted
August 23, 2017

Children who have been in foster care are a special group of children to be adopted. Currently more than 110,000 children are waiting in this category for adoptive parents. However, more than 20,000 will leave foster care without ever being adopted incr

Newest African Country S. Sudan, in Chaos, Loses Journalist to USA
August 16, 2017

This is a personal story…the story of journalist Colin Lasu…a son of South Sudan, Africa’s newest country. Because of the chaos since its independence in 2011 and a Civil War beginning in 2013, over 1 million refugees have fled to neighboring Ugand