Tag: cross-culture
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Walk a Day in my Shoes: World Hijab Day
This February 1st will count as the seventh annual celebration of World Hijab Day. Ms. Nazma Khan, the founder of this movement has encouraged women worldwide to experience observing Hijab for a day. It is an all inclusive celebration for non-Muslims and non-hijab Muslims to “walk a day in their shoes,” instead of judging and…
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4 Ways to Honor Martin Luther King
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., January 21st is a significant day for U.S. Americans. This is due to its struggle toward civil rights and vision of a country free from discrimination and oppression. Dr. King’s courageous stance against systemic racism made him one of the most well-known leaders during the Civil Rights…
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4 Cultural Tips for National Religious Freedom Day
Wednesday, January 16th marks the 233rd anniversary of the legal formalization of religious freedom in the United States of America. National Religious Freedom Day celebrates and honors an essential freedom in U.S. society. This day is strongly promoted in schools and universities to teach students, parents, and professors about the liberty to express and…
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National Clean off your desk Day: 10 Tips for a Tidy Workspace
From stained coffee mugs to document stacks, your office space can quickly become cluttered. When you return to the office bright and early January 14th, create momentum with an organized workspace. On the second Monday of January each year join fellow professionals across the U.S. for National Clean Off Your Desk Day. To help you…
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National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
What You Need to Know on Human Trafficking Awareness Day When I learned that human trafficking occurs in Austin during SXSW I was stunned. How could this happen in our Texas city? Yes, our population has increased dramatically, yet I associated this problem with sprawling, urban metropolitan areas. I could not be more wrong. So…
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6 Tips for Mastering National Mentoring Month as a Leader
As a young student or current professional, the benefits of being a mentor or protege are limitless. Inaugurated in January 2002 by the Harvard School of Public Health and endorsed in 2016 by President Barack Obama, National Mentoring Month calls our country’s leaders to lend a guiding hand to mentor prospective leaders. Mentorship involves acting…
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Exploring 4 Global Cultures for National Hot Tea Month
Tea is the second most consumed liquid in the world, after water. So in honor of January kicking off the year as National Hot Tea month, we’ve explored global regions where tea is a fundamental part of culture. Read on to learn how tea has gained its reputation as a natural curator in our modern…
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National Personal Trainer Awareness Day
The new year signifies fresh starts, setting goals, and the busiest season for some of the fitness world’s unsung heroes. January 2nd is dedicated to those hard working individuals as we celebrate National Personal Trainer Awareness Day. Read on for more history and how you can take part in the special day! History: In the…
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Setting SMART Goals for Personal Improvement
The new year season is a time of reflection, goal setting for the new year to come, and the desire to self improve. Maybe you’re interested in getting started but unsure how to go about it. When preparing, it‘s important to have a well-planned map for your goals. Select realistic goals that are referred to…
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5 Tips on How To Maintain Your New Year’s Resolutions
There is a difference of opinion about New Year’s resolutions. However The Washington Post cites statistics revealing how resolutions create a huge opportunity for self-improvement. About 40% of U.S. Americans make New Year’s Resolutions every year, which is the first step to changing the negative habits we dislike. My husband and I use the year-end…