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As i said, we spent a good amount of time this hour talking about pride events, whether they should reflect the struggles of the community or be more of a celebration. but why can't they be more sha'carri than that? pride doesn't have to just be about activism or entertainment, not just for kids, queens, or kinksters. it can be everything, so & so can we. and so can you, whoever you are. your life and this country does not have to define itself by any one piece of itself. see, inclusion means more than adding stripes on a flag for people of color or for transgender people. it means making room...

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April 14, 2021 in Featured, News The virtual format of the webinar allowed for guest speakers to call in from all around the world, focusing on inclusion and diversity of thought. (Photo courtesy of USC Own It) In the age of virtual events, USC OWN IT Executive Directors Ines Ramirez and Mitali Shanbhag grappled with how to pull together a conference dedicated to fostering a sense of community between women and nonbinary people.  OWN IT, a student-run non-profit organization that originated at Georgetown University, hosts an annual leadership summit in its various chapters dedicated to insp...

Post-Pandemic Life — Proceed with Caution Find the space in your life to discover what are your core values and through that discovery, what you want — and don’t want — in your life. For better or worse, we slowed down this past year. During pandemic life, most of us, from the extroverts to the introverts, stopped having to choose to say yes or no to others asking for our time. But as an extrovert, I’m hungry to live again. Now that the buffet of life is about to reopen, I am worried I’m going to gorge on everything and say yes to everyone.

. During this time, we have become more aware than ever how vitally important a safe and affordable place to call home can be. Today, a home is not only where we rest our heads at night but it is also where children receive much of their education and many adults either work or take refuge from the danger created by this rampant virus. Arlington expects to receive $46M in federal assistance through the American Rescue Plan. Using these funds, the County Board should make the following changes to the FY22 budget: Increase Investment in AHIF and Realign Income Levels Served