The US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) National Environmental Justice Advisory Council (NEJAC) issued formal recommendations to EPA Administrator, Andrew Wheeler, urging the agency to address two issues vital to environmental justice communities and public health.  One NEJAC recommendation letter urges Wheeler’s EPA to abandon efforts to roll-back recently adopted measures

Do you think your kiddo is in the top 2% of thinkers his or her age? Are they constantly asking complicated questions and diving deep into content and ideas that seem beyond their years? Can they focus on a project for a crazy amount of time (we’re not talking about

We’ve all seen them…(maybe in our own bedrooms)…people who are addicted to their phones. They can’t stop using them. They’re the last thing they touch each day and the first thing they touch each morning. Not to mention that the phone is distracting them from important conversations, meals, TV shows,

It’s never too early to teach your kids how to be romantic on Valentine’s Day. At least, that’s what I think! Sure Valentine’s Day might seem like a hoax and a made up holiday. But when you have a family, times get hectic and you sometimes need a holiday to

Rebeca Rumayor, IT Professional, grew up in the Bronx and is a resident of Queens in New York City where she has worked her tush off to get where she is today. Her 10 year old son attends one of the city’s 5 coveted gifted and talented schools. She lives

With National Regifting Day coming on December 20th, we think it’s a great time to talk about that fine art of recycling your gifts. There’s no doubt that regifting is a tricky business. But, sometimes we end up receiving gifts that were given with the best intentions and still aren’t