Oatmeal Deserves a Second Look!
Oatmeal is that boring guy at a party. He’s the one sitting in the corner and only talking about things like folding laundry or cryptocurrency.
Human Trafficking: We’re At Risk
Think human trafficking isn’t happening in our community? You may want to think again.
The Benefits of Volunteering
It’s a new year. A new you. A time to start something new.
Balancing a Job with Caregiving
Working a job while full-time caring for a loved one means finding a healthy work-life balance is an overwhelming task. If you’re in this situation, “balance” isn’t even on your radar.
“Thankful” Can Change You
You may have heard how giving thanks makes you happier, improves your mental health, even betters your physical health. Read more about ways to cultivate that gratitude in your life. Then check out how Gratitude Is a Weapon Against Negativity when you’re in the midst of a difficult situation.
Diabetes: The Best Time to Exercise
If you have diabetes, it can be tough to find the right time for exercise. Find out what you should know before, during, and after exercising.
Elder Identity Theft Is a Real Issue
Identity theft has become increasingly more common. And who is the most susceptible in our communities to being a victim? Elders.
Can You Guess the Candy?
Halloween is right around the corner. And with that comes the annual reminder for kids and adults to practice these 8 Halloween safety tips.
Bullying, What Can You Do?
What can you, as a caring adult, do in a situation where a young person is being bullied? Many times, kids won’t ask for help, so you need to get involved.
How Substances Affect the Brain
Your brain is like a complex supercomputer. You use it every second to breathe, eat, work, think, talk, type, communicate. Without your brain, you wouldn’t exist.
Protect the Sacred Being in Pregnancy
Read this week’s guest post from Myrna Thompson (Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate) about how to protect the Sacred Being during pregnancy.
It’s Time to Build an Emergency Kit
When an emergency hits, and you need to live off the grid for a few days, you’re going to want an emergency kit. As part of National Preparedness Month, now is a perfect time to build that emergency kit.
Debt: What You Need to Know
Are there good and bad types of loans? What’s the easiest way to get out of debt? Find the answers to these and other questions by reading this week’s article Debt: What You Need to Know.
Campfire Safety Tips
Ah, there’s nothing like sitting around the bonfire relaxing with friends and family. Stay safe by following these 10 campfire safety tips. Then check out this fun interactive video on fire safety.
Earth-Friendly Powwow Travel
Heading out to a powwow soon? Before you do, get inspired by these 8 Earth-Friendly Ways to Travel to Powwows.
93 Non-Screen Ideas for Kids
“I’m bored.”
5 Firework Safety Tips
We all know that pyro in our lives who LOVES the Fourth of July. Help keep them safe this year by passing along these
How Stress Can Cause Accidents at Work
Have you ever thought about how workplace stress can cause workplace accidents? Check out this week’s article about how stress, anxiety, and fatigue from your job can be a safety hazard.
Fathers Day Reflections
As we prepare to honor dads this week on Father’s Day, we may find ourselves trying to decide which gift to give him—another tie, a cordless drill, fishing gear, cologne or mustache wax. This might be a good time to reflect upon what Father’s Day really means in America today …
June Elderly Calendar
ADHD May Not Be the Issue? Is It This?
1 out of every 15 kids has an undetected vision problem. That means there’s probably a child in every classroom in your community with a vision problem no one knows about.
10 Ways to Say Something Nice Today
June 1 is Say Something Nice Day. It’s a time to put away negative and toxic words aimed at others, and a day to pledge that you speak only kind words.
National Dental Care Awareness Month
May is National Dental Care Awareness Month, and if examining your pearly whites causes some concern, we have a few tips and tricks to turn that frown upside down.