LGBTQ+ communities’ resilience, activism, and fearlessness are truly inspiring yet rarely taught in formal classrooms. It’s high time we shined a spotlight on them! Learn about LGBTQ+ history, leaders and activists in the American LGBTQ+ movement, and check the list of available resources. This is the first of two articles about this topic.
On December 10th, 1948, the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Although the UDHR is more than 70 years old, it holds relevance in promoting our rights to our political freedoms and ability to better our governments. Read more to discover how you can celebrate Human Rights on this historical holiday and everyday!
Participating in exchange programs is a great opportunity to widen your worldviews and gain new experiences. Especially now, when physical border isn’t much of a barrier anymore, many young people share their cultures with each other. Click to read about fascinating international experience of a Ukrainian student in the U.S.
Ready to try bullet journaling? All you need are a notebook and a pen, and you’re ready to go. Not only will you have fun being creative, but you’ll also discover a new way to stay organized. Read to learn more about setting up your first bullet journal and finding inspiration for your journal online.
When we can’t have normal face-to-face conversations, virtual reality can make our lives feel more normal. New software can help us network and make friends, but it took a lot of trial and error to get to where we are now with virtual reality technology. Read more to learn about the history of virtual reality and how you can use it during the pandemic.
