December 30th~ Christmas Break 2021 It was dumping snow in Breckinridge, a resort town in the Colorado Rockies, with a winter weather...

As more and more people use technology in their everyday lives for work, school, and social engagement, tech products need to address the...

There is a strange and beautiful solidarity in the shared experience of human suffering. After all, suffering is an integral part of...

In this recent interview with esteemed Geographer and Education manager at ESRI, Dr. Joseph Kerski, I discuss the importance of...

When I lived in New York City in 2000, I walked everywhere. And in a city of over 8 million people, the streets were almost always packed...

Many of us are overwhelmed by life because of constant stimuli coming at us from all directions on a continual basis. We are managing...

Growing up in the Midwest in a traditional nuclear family, I learned to play nice. I cared a lot about what people thought of me from an...

Biases can exist toward any social group, and are not limited to ethnicity or race. However, the protests happening around the country in...

Routines, rituals, and tasks that become habitual give us a sense of security. It’s easy to argue that the habit of eating a vegetable at...

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which made me think about how the outlook on mental health has changed over the decades....

Whether we like it or not, it’s everywhere. Technology is woven into the fabric of (most of) our everyday lives. Sometimes, it serves a...

This last 5 weeks has been eye-opening and life-changing for many people. We’ve been asked to stay home and avoid face-to-face...