What’s a Health Professional? By DeeDee Strum When stepping back a few years ago from a 40-year career as a national advocate for families of low incomes and the communities where they LIVE, I looked to the opportunity to help build the next generation of housing and community development practitioners. My platform for doing so […]
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NAWBO SAN DIEGO BRAVA AWARDS Want something fun to do? Watch the finalists from NAWBO San Diego BRAVA! Awards and VOTE on your favorite! Each panel discussion will be released as a series of “shows” throughout September and October. Board member TrailBlazers: Ep. 50 Debbie Feinberg, Ep. 8 Mindy Bortness, and Ep. 2 Nan McKay The BRAVA!
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Sleep is important. It restores energy and helps with immunity, learning, growth, and development. During sleep, the brain is cleansed from waste products, including the abnormal proteins from PD that build up. If your sleep is disruptive, it can cause physical and cognitive difficulties, and increase your risk for falls. If you are having trouble
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By Christine Crandell I’m an international business consultant in customer retention, transformation and strategy. I’ve written an informative paper on post-coronavirus called Six Megatrends of the New Normal, where I explain each one – and help portend the future. Watch me on youtube.com, Coping In Crisis channel https://youtu.be/soL-f2UsP2A or listen to my podcast on this site’s Coping
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Doing Housing Right Ep. 10 – Tom Bozzuto has dedicated his career to creating sanctuary. As a man of both reflection and action, his business model on doing housing right has been governed by civic responsibility and the belief that true success comes to those who do things the right way. Top Takeaways: How public
By Beverly Kuykendall As time passes, I am beginning to reflect on the many lessons that I have learned over the years. One recent recurring memory is how difficult it was for me to date. I didn’t do very much dating because it felt so uncomfortable. Many of the young men I went out with
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This year’s International Women’s Day theme is #EachforEqual, inviting individuals to take responsibility for their thoughts and actions to promote a gender-equal world. Yet the theme of equality sounds so scary to some, mostly due to a misunderstanding that providing women and girls with equal access to healthcare, education, work, and representation in politics means
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One of the most inspirational podcasts features Carla Hills, a woman who has shattered many glass ceilings – and easily subtracts 20 years off her age as she continues to work full-time today. One of the most amazing women in history – listen to her story today! Click on her links to get the full
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“You Know Where You’ve Been, But You Don’t Know Where You are Going” By Beverly Kuykendall This was expressed to me as a warning many times by my mother as I was growing up. Now that I am an adult woman, I understand its meaning. It means to be careful what you leave behind as
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