As we step into 2025, the tech landscape continues to evolve rapidly. This year, I’ve been exploring new tools and… Read more
Category: Education
COP 29: Turning Rhetoric into Reality
The road to COP 29 is paved with both hope and urgency. As the world converges in Azerbaijan to continue… Read more
Assessing Trump’s Prospects for Dismantling the Department of Education
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to assume office, one of his prominent campaign pledges—the elimination of the U.S. Department of… Read more
3 People You Need to Know: Diane Nash, James Balog, and Waris Dirie
What does it take to be an “influencer”? Not the kind that flood our screens with aspirational brunches and curated… Read more
Ready to Vote? Your Ultimate Guide to Election Day Prep
Voting day isn’t just a day; it’s a vital exercise in democracy. Your vote is your voice, a powerful tool… Read more
Promises in Progress: Why Biden’s Major Bills Aren’t Resonating—Yet
It’s easy for impactful achievements to be overshadowed by the noise of immediate concerns and skepticism. Yet, the Biden administration’s… Read more
How Occupy Wall Street Changed Activism
In the fall of 2011, a group of disenchanted citizens gathered in Zuccotti Park in New York City, setting in… Read more
Profit Over Patients: Examining the Ethics of Pharmaceutical Pricing
The pharmaceutical industry in the United States holds a unique and controversial position when it comes to drug pricing. Unlike… Read more
Balancing the Books for Tomorrow: Ensuring Financial Stability Across Generations in Chicago Schools
Illinois and Chicago are once again at a financial crossroads, confronting a billion-dollar budget gap that highlights the challenging intersection… Read more
Unrealized Gains and Real Solutions
Vice President Kamala Harris’s proposal to tax unrealized capital gains has become a hot topic in the national discourse, igniting… Read more