When Dreams Become Reality: How Role Models Inspire Us To Go For Gold
It was the spring of 1982. I was 12 years old, a few months from finishing elementary school and starting junior high. All of my
It was the spring of 1982. I was 12 years old, a few months from finishing elementary school and starting junior high. All of my
It’s that giving time of year. You’re overloaded with getting holiday gifts for others AND with every cause asking you for money. From Giving Tuesday
3 Ideas to Keep Your Organization Moving Forward with Video in a Pandemic
When I was in elementary school, I loved to write. I would create pretend newspapers and short children’s books just for fun. When I got to high school,
I often focus on talking about preserving stories for your family on my blog posts, but what if you’re struggling to have a family? Approximately
I love when my family life and work life sometimes collide. Around this time last year, my son Adam was searching for a service project
Working with DMB Pictures was an excellent experience. The Jewish Coalition Against Domestic Abuse had never created a video before and I was not sure
Camp Seneca Lake, located in upstate New York, has been around for over 80 years. All of my husband’s closest friends are from this camp. I met