Posted in Motherhood
We need more women sharing information about their lived realities and their expertise online, not less! And that’s not a cringe worthy plan.
Posted in Let's Talk
Are you over the age of 30? Whatever your personal socio-economic demographics is, you might have started noticing articles that present long lists of symptoms related to being a boring adult of a certain age.
Posted in Community, Outdoor Living
Were you fortunate enough to experience traditional games during your childhood? Here are some ways to incorporate traditional games into your family or students’ daily life.
Posted in Inspiration
As Wayne Gretzky first said to the editor of Hockey News in 1983, “You miss one hundred percent of the shots you don’t take.”
Are you ready to take your first shot?
Posted in Community
I might be too young to be a Baby Boomer but I know enough about the ’70s to write my own Ten Tips to Have a 1970s Style Summer list.
How do you support the parents of young children who are in your family and circle of friends? How do your family members and friends support you, as a parent?
Posted in Community, Delicious BC
How do you feel the online and social media space has changed in the last decade?
Pamela Chan, M.Ed/Editorial When you think about sitting in a local public library, what type of space do you imagine?…
Posted in 30
If you’re a parent of a young child, and you’re struggling to provide support for this process of making friends and socializing, take comfort in knowing that the awkward struggles are a common occurrence in the pre-school and early years. You are not alone.
Posted in Uncategorized
Every day you will see an article in print or online about how Millennials and Generation Z are making contributions to the workforce after the core Baby Boomer years. What is missing in these conversations is discussion about the talents, challenges and aspirations of the generation of workplace employees following Boomers – the Generation X cohort who were born from the mid 1960s until 1980.