Seeing people with disabilities in media is not that rare these days. Yet most of the times they’re depicted through the lens of long-standing biases and stereotypes. Let’s discuss this pressing issue of representation of disability to understand the importance of authentic portrayals of the world’s largest minority group.

Every year on February 13th, the world celebrates World Radio Day to celebrate one of the most innovative and timeless communications mediums ever invented. Keep reading to learn a little more about radio and its history!

Conversation hearts are definitely not the most delicious Valentine’s candy in the United States, but it might be the candy with the most history. Conversation hearts are iconic and well-known because they feature cute phrases. Read to discover and decode some of the English phrases!

For centuries, women have been underrepresented in science and technology fields, and their achievements were often overlooked. On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we want to bring your attention to just some of the many female scientists who made great discoveries in their fields, and to inspire you to learn more about others like them and to fight sexism in all areas of your life.

California has definitely got its own special "vibe", and a big part of it is cuisine. Get a taste of this Californian vibe and explore LA food in particular.

Looking at art actively encourages us to engage with difficult topics and questions. From the Civil Rights movement to today, Black creators have worked hard to uplift the voices of their community and to make their work reflective of the struggles they have faced. Let’s take a look at how some modern Black creators have used art to communicate their messages!

Do you want to learn more about a topic or profession but aren’t quite sure how? Getting involved in a mentorship program can provide you with a mentor who will teach you more about their profession and industry. Read more about my mentorship experience and learn ways to get involved in one yourself!

In the United States, January is designated as National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Human trafficking can happen anywhere, no matter how safe your town may seem. Read more to learn how to identify the signs of human trafficking and how you can report it.

On Inauguration Day, the streets of Washington D.C. are usually filled. Parades, performers, and a large ceremony are all a part of the normal inauguration. Though the festivities of the ceremony are slightly altered this year, the core purpose remains the same: the transfer of power from one President to another and conferring the new President’s responsibilities.