Back to School, Again!
What in the world was I thinking?” It was one of many questions I asked myself as I fumbled trying to connect my phone to a security app that would’ve allowed me through the university’s firewall. Here was one more…
Making Mountains of Memories in Asheville
Nestled in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains and at the confluence of the French Broad and Swannanoa Rivers is Asheville, North Carolina – a trendy small-ish city devoted to craft beers, vibrant arts, and seemingly endless outdoor activities – all…
In Charge of Me! Teaching Consent
“You don’t have to kiss or hug anyone you do not want to.” I started sharing statements like this with each of my children when they were about four years old. Having been sexually abused at the age of eleven,…
Indie Bookshops and Why They Rock!
Chris Dudley’s two daughters, ages five and three, love books – a reflection of their parents’ enthusiasm for reading and bookshops. “My first reading memory is having Mrs. Porter, the school librarian at Crestview Elementary School, read Beverly Cleary’s Henry…
Transformative History at Virginia Museum of History and Culture
Witness transformative and inclusive history in action at VMHC! The newly renovated Virginia history museum on Arthur Ashe Boulevard is not to be missed.
RVA Coffee Stain Doug Orleski – Drawing on Experience!
What makes RVA Coffee Stain Doug Orleski tick? And why is his Richmond-themed art so popular?
Our Families, Our Streets, Our Safety
Driving is riskier than ever, but why? Exploring what’s happening on the roadways, and what’s being done to improve safety for drivers, cyclists, & pedestrians.
Redefining the Green Yard!
When NBC12 meteorologist Andrew Freiden and his wife purchased their home in Henrico, they ripped out a large, semi-circular driveway in front of the house. While removing such a convenient aspect of the property might seem surprising, it’s actually one…
Art History Comes Alive at VMFA
Richmond, Virginia is home to one of the preeminent art museums in the nation. Explore all VMFA has to offer its visitors.
It’s Gym Life for All!
Shy and not too sure about learning new activities, four-year-old William needed the support of his mom Kristy when he first started classes at River City Inclusive Gymnastics (RCIG). William was born with cerebral palsy which impacts his motor planning…
