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CHIME Carnival and on-line auction this weekend in Woodland Hills

The CHIME Institute's Arnold Schwarzenegger Community School is holding its annual carnival this Saturday, April 9th, 2011from 11am to 4pm on...
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10 Things Every Child With Autism Wishes You Knew

While researching a behavioral therapy agency called Inclusive Education & Community Partnership I found this wonderful article on their...
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Casino night and poker tournament raises funds for the CHIME Institute

Save the date! The Fourth Annual CHIME Institute Casino Night and Poker Tournament will be held on November 5th, 2010 at the Woodland Hills Country...
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Benjamin Bratt, Colin Farrell and other celebs perform in a live reading as a fundraiser

Benjamin Bratt, Amy Brenneman,. Colin Farrell, Laura San Giacomo and Muse Watson are lending their talents to a live theatrical reading entitled An...
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Special Needs 101 - Inclusion

Not very long ago children who were different from the average or the "norm" were removed from society. In extreme cases they were locked...
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What’s YOUR workplace resolution for the new year?

  • 2012 Resolutions (and beyond)
  • December 29, 2011
It should be no surprise to anyone that the day of the all-any-single-culture workplace is rapidly becoming a thing of the past. Yes, there are...
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Gay teenage suicide, tolerance and a challenge

  • gay teenage suicides
  • November 3, 2010
The recent rash of gay teenage suicides has hit many of us hard. Over the last several weeks, we’ve seen celebrities, politicians and groups...
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When gospel becomes hateful

“We hate some persons because we do not know them; and we will not know them because we hate them.” Charles Caleb Colton By definition,...
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Carlton Pearson becomes a new convert to New Thought

Christianity has, since it's inception, had numerous opposing schools of thought on basic tenets of Christ's teachings. In the early 19th...
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Diversity Knowledge: Understanding the Pain of Exclusion

Remember ball tossing in the school playground? Were you ever the one who stood there like a dork as the ball was passed from hand to hand, yet...
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