Making the Dream a Reality Today, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.—a Baptist minister, a courageous civil rights leader, and, in 1964, the youngest person ever to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Tragically, his message of peace and unity was met with violence; he was assassinated in 1968. Yet, his legacy continues to inspire us decades later to live out the vision he shared in his iconic 1963 "I Have a Dream" speech: a world where we strive to eliminate biases and prejudices f

Change is Inevitable Thousands of workers, not just those in federal government positions, have been negatively impacted by reduction-in-force efforts, agency reorganizations, and the current government shutdown. While these changes are rarely welcomed, they often serve as necessary redirections toward the paths and purposes we are meant to pursue. It is important not to let a work shutdown lead you to shut down your own life. Change is a constant in life and should be embrac

A Tribute to My Mother’s Strength My mother was one of the strongest people I know. She spent many years battling various illnesses, none...

A finale is the end, closer, or the conclusion of something. We often think of the finale as the end of a performance or a musical, but...

One of the hardest things a person could witness is the decline of their parents. The people that took care of you now need you to take...

Good evening! Yeah! We are headed into the weekend! I hope you make some time for some self-care. Get a mani- and pedicure. Read some...

On a chilly night in January, I was born into this world to two young parents. While they loved me (and my siblings), they did not have...