4/6/2026 7:00:24 AM You Cannot Fix What You Cannot See By Tim Dixon I have been working in technology for most of my career, and for much of that time I had no disability. My sight loss began around ten...
4/3/2026 9:40:21 AM Spring Clean Your Mind: The Reset You Didn’t Know You Needed This Season By Barbara Reidy There’s something about spring that makes everything feel possible again. We open windows, clear out closets, and finally deal with the...
4/3/2026 5:00:10 AM Turns Out My Coffee + Tea Combo Is Self-Care By Caitlin Margeson Just read this and honestly… I’m not mad about it! Apparently drinking coffee and tea might actually help with longevity and brain...
4/2/2026 5:37:48 AM A healthy mindset can help you live longer By Caitlin Margeson Positivity has become such a default in how we talk about mental health. From affirmations to gratitude practices, there is a constant...
4/1/2026 7:00:51 AM ‘Call a Boomer’ Payphone Instantly Connects Youth with Seniors to Tackle Loneliness Across Generations By Caitlin Connell There is something refreshingly simple about the idea behind the “Call a Boomer” project, and that is exactly what makes it so powerful....
3/30/2026 5:19:58 AM Why Walkable Cities Are No Longer Optional By David Muil As urban populations grow and sustainability becomes an urgent priority, walkable cities are increasingly being recognized as a necessity...
3/27/2026 5:38:30 AM The Human Brain Runs On 20 Watts Of Power, About The Same As Your Computer Monitor By John Clark I bet you never realized that we already have a computer that’s far more powerful than any AI out there, and it uses a fraction of a...
3/23/2026 5:19:00 AM World Water Day By Samir Ahmed Every year on March 22, the world recognizes World Water Day, an initiative created by the United Nations to highlight the importance...
3/13/2026 6:05:36 AM From the Battlefields to Metal Art: Veteran Turns Scrap Into Life-Saving Sculptures By Brittany O'Hara Steve Kost’s path to becoming a scrap metal artist began at 17, when he joined the Navy and trained as a hull technician. He later served...
3/5/2026 5:52:14 AM A Cup of Intention By Daniel Rodriguez-Hobley I start my day with a cup of chamomile and ginger tea from Handpick. What began as a small comfort during a difficult stretch of illness...
3/3/2026 6:02:38 AM Worker Facilities as a Strategic Advantage, Not a Cost Center By Andrew Browne The manufacturing workforce is changing — and so is the definition of competitiveness. According to Industry Today, as manufacturers...
2/27/2026 10:39:57 AM A Small Device with a Big Footprint By Daniel Rodriguez-Hobley As a Type 1 diabetic, I use the Omnipod system to help control my glucose levels. The pod is small, wearable, and disposable, quietly...
2/27/2026 6:01:12 AM Intentional Progress By Lauren Whittemore As we are getting deeper into this new year, I’ve been thinking a lot about what it actually means to build back ever better, not just in...
2/25/2026 6:01:35 AM Why Food Safety Is Now a Frontline Defense Against Antibiotic Resistance By David Muil European health authorities are sounding the alarm on a growing and dangerous trend: common foodborne bacteria are becoming increasingly...
2/6/2026 6:02:10 AM How Small Gestures Shape Everyday Interactions By John Clark I have to cross several streets on my (near) daily walk with the dog. Often cars just zoom by despite seeing us clearly standing at a...
1/30/2026 7:16:52 AM What Slow Travel Taught Me About Living With Less By Refaya Priya I still fly.Slow travel, for me, has never been about how I get somewhere. It’s about what happens after I arrive. For a long time, I...