Each of us are probably familiar with one or all of the following instances illustrating self-destructive behavior; the disobedience in the Greek myth of Icarus, the response to violence in...
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This Mental Health Awareness Month marks a critical and sobering moment for our nation. The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed more than a million lives and just recently we witnessed (yet again)...
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Many of us begin the New Year making resolutions about how we want to improve something about our lives that we desire to change. However, a recent study in Psych...
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As we close out Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we wanted to focus on a form of violence that doesn’t get a lot of attention and that’s verbal abuse. Sometimes it...
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Our mental and physical health should be treated equally. We spend countless dollars on our physical health from purchasing workout equipment to gym memberships and the latest gear. However, the brain...
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From the beginning of time women have made game-changing contributions to culture and society. In the U.S. we have celebrated Women’s History Month during March since the first presidential proclamation...
Read ArticleThe Census is extremely important. The census has counted every household since 1790. It provides critical data that lawmakers, business owners, teachers, and many others use to provide daily services, products, and...
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As March winds down we were reminded today that its National Optimism Month! Considering the global pandemic, it’s difficult to remain optimistic but how we show up in our attitude and our...
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At Anthem Strong Families one of our goals is to break cycles of generational poverty through resiliency. We know that one of the ways to reduce poverty and empower families...
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The holidays magnify our pain and grief. In the past few months we’ve experienced the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history and major hurricanes whereby people have lost everything they’ve...
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