National Native American Heritage Month, established in 1990, is an opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of the 574 federally recognized indigenous communities in the United States and the Biden Administration’s commitment to Tribal Nations and Native Communities. This year’s theme, “Tribal Nations Soaring to New Heights,” pays homage to the Indigenous…
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What is International Tolerance Day and why do we celebrate it? In an effort to encourage equality and diversity across the world, the United Nations introduced The International Day for Tolerance in 1996. On this November 16th take a moment to think back and recall the last time you had a different perspective from one…
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It’s during the month of October that we enjoy the crisp autumn air and the not-so-occasional pumpkin spice latte, but it’s also the time to remind employers to provide their team members with a definition of “work-life balance” that is relevant to the current business environment. Employers can provide activities for staff and showcase their…
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Dyslexia affects around one in five people around the world. So, it’s no surprise that many celebrities have it too! Athletes, actors, inventors, entrepreneurs, musicians, authors, and artists have all made the list. Some of the famous people with dyslexia include Tom Cruise, Whoopi Goldberg, Tucker Carlson, and Ozzy Osbourne. Now that’s quite an eclectic…
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National Hispanic Heritage Month, or “Mes de la Herencia Hispana”, which runs from September 15th through October 15th is a celebration of the culture and contributions of Hispanic Americans. This makes it a great time to celebrate the success of Hispanics across various industries and converse about the impact of the Hispanic influence on American…
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