Pregnancy Loss and Grieving Anna Noto is wife to Jeffrey and mom to four living children and their angel baby, Lillian Belle. She is currently a homeschool mom and former elementary school teacher. She is an avid DIYer and loves … Continue reading →
“Expecting Miracles” by Ashley Musil, and Birth Stories Ashley Musil, CPM, is a midwife, co-owner and clinical director at Wellspring Midwifery Care & Birth Center. She is also the president of the Greater Houston Midwives’ Alliance. She has six children … Continue reading →
Addiction Series: Boaz House Debbie Hull speaks with Christina Boaz of the Boaz House, a six-month residential program for women in recovery.
Continue reading →Devin English, PhD: Part 2 Dr. Devin English tells us about Black teenage racial discrimination – information of which we should all be aware and working to make changes. Dr. English earned his BA in psychology from Macalester College and … Continue reading →
Devin English, PhD: Part 1 Dr. Devin English tells us about Black teenage racial discrimination – information of which we should all be aware and working to make changes. Dr. English earned his BA in psychology from Macalester College and … Continue reading →
Dawn Koufakis-Basel and Shazia Ashraf Dawn Koufakis-Basel is a life coach and co-author of Setting Boundaries as Women, a 14-step process for setting healthy boundaries in our lives. She is a speaker, workshop facilitator and former teacher. She offers her … Continue reading →
Dr. Jennifer Harvey, Raising White Kids: Bringing Up Children in Racially Unjust America Dr. Jennifer Harvey is a writer, speaker, and professor of religion at Drake University where she also serves as Faculty Director for the Crew Scholars Program. She … Continue reading →
Shazia Ashruf & Shaman Khan Topic: The Muslim ban and its effects on mothers and children Shazia Ashraf is an educator, community organizer and mother. She is the daughter of an interracial couple with Pakistani and Italian heritage, and is … Continue reading →
Dawn Koufakis-Basel A Certified Life Coach focusing on the struggles of women. A native of New Orleans who began her second life in Houston after living and working in Micronesia and Greece. Dawn has worked with women in prison in … Continue reading →
Afshan Malik and Najiyah Maxfield Afshan Malik works for Rabata, an organization that aims to bring positive cultural change through creative educational experiences. She writes regularly for online and community publications on topics ranging from parenting to nonprofit work. Afshan … Continue reading →