Photojournalism is Dominated by Men, Women Photograph Seeks to Change That Lens
When Daniella Zalcman started her photojournalism career in New York City during the late 2000s, she found herself trying to break into a field dominated
When Daniella Zalcman started her photojournalism career in New York City during the late 2000s, she found herself trying to break into a field dominated
When her son asked to quit basketball for more time to explore other interests, Christine Horstman was surprised to experience mixed feelings. There just wasn’t
When children develop the ability to understand language, as well as speak and communicate, this helps them interact with others and learn about their world.
With digital technology and smartphones so ubiquitous, it is nearly impossible for parents to monitor and protect their children at every turn. That’s why caregivers
With a national debate raging about how – or even if – teachers should discuss race in their classrooms, many educators may find themselves uncertain
Jacque Aye did not look up to a Disney princess as a young girl. She instead admired the Japanese manga character Sailor Moon, feeling empowered
Before becoming a children’s book author, Sasha Graham worked as a publicist, television writer and producer, and an executive for Walt Disney Studios. In the
Female entrepreneurship and creativity were far-flung ideas to Deborah Cole growing up in 1960s Texas. She remembers playing “What Shall I Be?”, a girls’ board
Valentine’s Day can be so much more than a dozen roses and a box of chocolates. Skip the drugstore conversation hearts and pick up a
As a young girl, Isis Asare never shied away from making reading recommendations to her younger sister or neighborhood friends through a self-started book club.