This topic is so deep that one post is inadequate. I’ve hesitated writing this post for a long time — because there’s so much in my head, so many instances, statistics, things I’ve seen, experienced, and read, so much I…
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In celebration of International Day of the Girl, I’m thrilled to introduce you to Sabrina Mahtani, a lawyer from Zambia and the UK who has dedicated her life to human rights, specifically the rights of women in the criminal justice…
All Moms wish they can be in more than one place at once. And all Moms work. Inside the home, outside the home, and everywhere in between. I've tried to deny this at different times in my life. But the...
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A few weeks ago the Raising Imagination community (that's you!) participated in a practice act I like to call Kicking the Tyranny of the Possible in the Booty: An Exercise in Radical Imagination. I asked you to respond to the...
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No matter where we are in life, the first day of school means something to us. Maybe you're sending someone off to Kindergarten for the first time, or off to their senior year in college- maybe you're teaching for the...
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”Hollywood has magic power. And they've been wasting it. The whole point is to use our imagination in making films, and we're using it horribly. Fascinating start to an exclusive interview with Abigail Disney, award-winning documentary filmmaker, activist, philanthropist, mother...
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Did you know August 9th is National Book Lovers Day? Me either. But the more I'm on social media (good? bad? ugly?) the more I realize there's a day for everything. I've wanted to find occasion to celebrate the gorgeously...
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A white Baptist Preacher from Texas moves to NewYork City to engage in HIV/AIDS work in the early 90's. I give you Ronnie Adams, today's feature in our Tuesday Series: People who Help us Imagine More for Humanity. My first...
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Unmistakable auras surround strong women. Especially women that fight for children. I first noticed Zakiyah Ansari as a prominent member of the Resistance Revival Chorus, a collective of more than 60 women who come together to sing protest songs in...
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I've known Gaby and her family for almost 12 years. Gaby's spirit is unassumingly strong. Over the years I've watched her nurture her younger siblings, babysit my children, chaperone youth and children events at Rauschenbuch Metro Ministries where we met, and...
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