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National Inclusion

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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We are all One with God - even those who are evil?

Photo by Sherri SeelyRelated articlesSpirituality 101: What is the Oneness Blessing? Or what is Deeksha? Part I What is the Oneness Blessing? Or...
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The argument for inclusion: God is impartial - can't we try?

Sherri SeelyRelated articlesA call to action: Vow to go deeper Spirituality 101: What is the shift that is taking place? Spirituality 101: What...
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Autism and classroom inclusion

Inclusion in the public-school classroom regularly becomes a heated topic of conversation between parents of children who need extra services and...
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Punishing autism in the elementary school

Late last week there were two news items that ran in Florida concerning autism in public schools that continue to spotlight the enormous effort...
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Autism 911 and missing gaps

A piece running on CNN this week details the 13-year-old Marissa Bilson’s autism and the family’s “transformation” after...
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