By Megha Goel Michelle’s school expects her to finish her five page quarantine assignment on her smartphone. Her mother cannot access the telehealth service to manage her diabetes, and her […]
By Megha Goel It’s not one entity that can solve the problems of racial inequities in America. We need to come together as a community and create solutions. A lot […]
By Megha Goel According to the Center for American Progress, from 2008 through 2017, Ohio had the 20th-highest rate of gun murders, with a rate of 3.96 gun homicides per […]
By Megha Goel “They teach you how other people think, during your most productive years. It kills creativity. Makes people into bozos,” said Steve Jobs. Jobs, co-founder of one of […]
By Kenyatta Skyles Philosopher James Allen is famous for his quote: “As a man thinketh, so he is. As he continues to think, so he remains.” Do you believe that […]
By Megha Goel Understanding the civil rights movements of yesterday and today is essential to understanding American history. The landscape of today goes beyond racial inequities with recent Supreme Court […]
By Kenyatta Skyles Understanding the dynamics of financial management at a young age leads to making healthy choices later in life. Financial education is a critical skill that enables a […]
By Kenyatta Skyles Whether one is a social justice activist or trying to enact change in their place of employment, conflict resolution is at the core of this work. While […]
By Kenyatta Skyles EYEJ Speaks, an 8-week Facebook Live series, was established out of the organization’s need to bring its youth social justice conversations to civic leaders, educators, youth, families, […]
