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Congratulations on your acceptance to the School of American Ballet’s Summer Course. This web page includes resources that you may find helpful throughout the enrollment
How are you all feeling about summer 2020? I’m feeling so daunted by it all. After months of distance learning, it’s now officially Camp Mom, and why do I already feel burnt out? Luckily so many companies are reformatting their summer programs and camps to be experienced at home virtually! I need all the help […]
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I know that many countries will celebrate Father’s Day on Sunday. But many others have different dates. Anyway, here is the free resource fo...
NanoWriMo Preptober Resource Round Up: This post is just as much for me as it is for you. Over the last 4 years of doing Nano, I’ve run into some really amazing (free) resources around the internet. So, I’d like to put them all in one list so that as we get ready for NanoWriMo […]
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With 2020 behind us, it’s time for a big roundup of the resources I published throughout the year.
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A look at the best online history resources available in 2020 to get you through the quarantine, including museums and tours!
We've collected the top 50 UX writing resources of 2020 for you to enjoy - everything from articles, to videos, guides and beyond.
There are some wonderful Christian resources available and I have some great ones that I have been loving recently - so I wanted to share them with you!
With the college preparation and admission timeline rocked, we are sharing seven essential resources for students to access during the Coronavirus pandemic.
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Check our our ultimate resource list, with over 100 travel apps, websites, blogs and resources making your trip an easy one.
2020 is ending (yay?). No matter what has happened, there has been a lot of great information in the SEO industry. I decided to keep the tradition of posting the...
The Reformed Church in America encourages churches to celebrate Disability Sunday on October 11 and the Christian Reformed Church on October 18. This year, our theme is Agility. Terry DeYoung, Coordinator for Disability Concerns Ministry of the RCA writes, In my efforts to do life everyday—working, driving, shopping, socializing, participating in church, etc.—the physical disabilities I’ve had since birth require that I figure out stuff all the time. I must anticipate, plan, be vulnerable, and negotiate. That’s why I may say things like: “Can you help me with this? . . . Are there any other options? . . . That’s why I requested this accommodation in advance. . . . No, I’ve got this, but thanks for offering to help.” I don’t delight in coming across as a high-maintenance person who needs to have things my way. Agility calls for my respectful negotiation with others in order to function in a world that wasn’t designed with me in mind. Contrary to assumptions, people with disabilities tend to be highly agile, because they must navigate physical and social structures that are created by and for people who do not have disabilities. In this way, we can and often do “dis-able” people from participating in and joining our churches. Healthy church communities learn from people who have disabilities and provide opportunities for them to lead. Ideas to celebrate disability week include these: Use the attached bulletin insert and slides for worship. Distribute one or both of our Disability Emphasis Week devotionals to the congregation. Additional Resources: Additional Slides to use for Disability Awareness Sunday Previous Disability Awareness Sunday Information Ideas for Sermons/Messages Prayers Litanies Devotionals
