Healthcare professionals are in nearly universal agreement that the most effective method of counteracting avoidable medical illnesses is preventive healthcare. Preventive healthcare, as opposed to treating an existing illness, focuses […]
There are 86,400 seconds in each day. While that may seem like a lot to some, to others it will never be enough. Time is the only resource you cannot […]
The EYEJ Curriculum Committee was formed with the understanding that through collaboration with the EYEJ staff, the EYEJ Social Justice and the Impact Committees, the Curriculum Committee would facilitate the […]
On Thursday August 24th, EYEJ and Case Western Reserve University Social Justice Institute will lead a discussion with 32 CWRU students as part of CWRU Connects First-Year Student Service Day. The […]
On Sunday, July 30, EYEJ partnered with The Cleveland Foundation and 42 other host organizations bringing together over 1,500 Clevelanders to “meet, share a meal, connect and discuss what we can do […]
Excerpts from Pam & Darlene, originally published by WISH Cleveland When I was 16, I got my first speeding ticket about half a mile from my house. The police approached my […]
Are you the ‘go-to person’ for your family and friends? Are you responsible for caring for younger family members or aging adults? Do these responsibilities leave you feeling drained, exhausted, […]
During my second month volunteering for Empowering Youth, Exploring Justice (EYEJ) I was assigned to be the Discussion Series Coordinator for the 8th-grade boys’ room at Anton Grdina. The classroom […]
It used to be said that “an idol mind is the devil’s workshop.” This may have been true for past generations, but letting our minds rest may be the best […]
As a longtime coach, mindfulness is not necessarily something that immediately comes to mind when working with middle school and high school student-athletes. However, when in the classroom, we are […]
