The Tao Of Mister Rogers
Fred Rogers was not only a television mentor, he was also a minister, a Navy Seal, an accomplished musician, songwriter and a teacher who earned more than 40 honorary degrees.
Fred Rogers was not only a television mentor, he was also a minister, a Navy Seal, an accomplished musician, songwriter and a teacher who earned more than 40 honorary degrees.
Posted 12.17.2009 | Impact
L.A.'s Homeboy Industries has been nationally recognized for its successful gang intervention programs. Now, a recent multimedia project by the Los A...
Posted 12.14.2009 | Impact
Children aren't immune to the myriad effects of economic stress due to the recession an Arizona Daily Sun article reported Sunday. Kids naturally ado...
Shannon Cutts | Posted 12.11.2009 | Living
The success of any relationship boils down to one thing - good relationship-building skills. Here, we will discuss seven key steps you can take to make the most of your opportunity to work with a mentor.
Posted 11.18.2009 | Impact
During his days as a professional boxer, Pinklon Thomas shared ring time with the who's who of 80s boxing: Evander Holyfield, Mike Tyson, Tommy Morris...
Eli Davidson | Posted 11.17.2009 | Living
Having an idea and taking a small action has the power to change your life. You have the power to take an action that can make a huge difference. What is a problem that you see a solution for?
Alexia Parks | Posted 11.17.2009 | Impact
Of the 193 countries who have signed the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child, only two countries in the world, the United States and Somalia, have refused to ratify it.
Huffington Post | Victoria Fine | Posted 11.03.2009 | Impact
Kids from rough areas in New York City have found a home away from home on a 25-acre ranch in Queens, CNN reported Tuesday. Since 1994, the Federati...
Steve Larosiliere | Posted 11.03.2009 | Impact
I've seen firsthand that we need alternative forms of teaching, inspiring and collaborating with youth. If we do not give them skills to compete on a global level, our society will diminish.
Carine Fabius | Posted 10.07.2009 | Living
In the end, life is not made up of days and weeks and months and years but by each moment. And if only one moment can be made sweeter by just one of our acts, then we will have fulfilled our purpose.
Lauri Lyons | Posted 11.18.2009 | Entertainment
When it comes to women in hip-hop, don't call it a comeback. Women have been here for years.
Jonathan Tolins | Posted 11.14.2009 | Entertainment
Larry Gelbart was a terrific and generous teacher. I didn't know him well, but he made a tremendous difference in my life. He knew how to do that because he understood writers. And he loved them.
Shannon Cutts | Posted 08.24.2009 | Living
We all need someone older and wiser to show us the ropes. We all need firsthand confirmation that life always looks easier when we are the one who is on the outside looking in.
Ron Mirenda | Posted 08.15.2009 | Business
What does it mean for a leader to serve colleagues, peers and others? Let's look at six ways one can do that.
Chris Norwood | Posted 05.08.2009 | Politics
As Madonna and Angelina Jolie comb the world for orphans, American children who have lost parents to AIDS seem to have no celebrity champions.
Flora Lazar | Posted 03.13.2009 | Style
Kaysen was able to boil down his chef's bon mots to five big lessons. They must be working. Less that a year into the job, Kaysen won the James Beard award for most promising young chef.
Jay Winsten | Posted 02.20.2009 | Living
For millions of Americans who are looking for meaningful ways to donate their time or money, it's not necessarily obvious what choices to make.
Jay Winsten | Posted 01.21.2009 | Politics
Don't forget: January is National Mentoring Month. Be the change: Mentor a Child!
Hillary Rettig | Posted 10.27.2008 | Living
Mentors are particularly useful for life and career planning, and for guiding you through complex projects that would be hard to learn solely through books.
Bobby Rivers | Posted 03.28.2008 | Living
In the first fifty years of Today on NBC, there were only two African-American on-air talents -- Bryant Gumbel and Al Roker. Two in half a century. That's changed.
Andrew Shapter | Posted 12.18.2009 | Living