Tag: Hannah Alvarado

  • National Humor Month 2019

    National Humor Month 2019

      Cracking a joke can prove tricky to execute overall, especially within a professional environment. Navigating the concept of comedy at work, can be a challenge. Comedy within a work space of varying cultures, is an even greater challenge. In honor of April as National Humor Month, consider these four tips to ensure jokes are…

  • International Women’s Day 2019

    International Women’s Day 2019

      March is a month that is jam-packed with appreciation for women, both nationally and internationally. Friday March 8, 2019 is the internationally recognized holiday known as Women’s Day. Despite what some may think, this holiday is no fad; in fact, Women’s Day is a globally recognized holiday that has been celebrated for over a…

  • 3 Ways to Participate in Women’s History Month

    3 Ways to Participate in Women’s History Month

                          As a board member of both the Global Thinkers Forum and Athena40, I am passionate about sharing the message of accountable leadership, women’s empowerment, and youth development. In light of the #MeToo Movement women’s history is undergoing dramatic change on a global scale. Historically,…

  • 6 Things You Should Know About Boxing Day

    6 Things You Should Know About Boxing Day

    In Britain, Canada, Australia, Kenya, and a multitude of countries within the British Commonwealth, the day after December 26th is known as Boxing Day. But what is Boxing Day, exactly, and what does it have to do with boxing? Here are six (6) things to know about this holiday. Boxing Day holiday is rooted in…

  • National Tie Month

    National Tie Month

    If you work in an office, travel for business, work in banking or the legal industries, there’s a strong chance that you or a colleague wears a necktie. Did you know that December also serves to celebrate National Tie Month?  This isn’t a holiday just for the fellas, as women’s fashion has also been impacted by…

  • 4 Tips for National Handwashing Awareness Week

    4 Tips for National Handwashing Awareness Week

    Tis’ the season for festivities, family and fun. The last thing you’d like to partake in is sniffles, colds or the flu. Sneezes, after all, are like mini hurricanes as a typical human sneeze exits the body at about 200 miles per hour and emits around 40,000 droplets into the air, which contain bacteria and…

  • The Tradition of Christian Advent Explained

    The Tradition of Christian Advent Explained

    What is Christian Advent? Advent, a word that translates to ‘coming’ in Latin, is a Christian countdown to the days until Christmas to symbolically honor the coming of Jesus Christ and his birth into the world. While the adults lead prayer, light candles, and arrange time with one another, the children stay on track with…

  • Tips for Observing Universal Human Rights Month

    Tips for Observing Universal Human Rights Month

    “All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.”                                                ~Universal Declaration…

  • 8 Tips for a Gracious Thanksgiving

    8 Tips for a Gracious Thanksgiving

    Worldwide, the concept of “graciousness” exists in different cultures. What does it mean? Within Chinese philosophy, when the heart feels empathy (in particular for the oppressed) a person has been touched by grace. In ancient Greek and Roman mythology, graciousness is explained in the form of the Three Graces /Charities. These sister goddesses who used…

  • 3 Tips for Inspirational Role Models Month

    3 Tips for Inspirational Role Models Month

    First created in 2005, Inspirational Role Models the entire month of November is dedicated to those who inspire us with their remarkable deeds. What are some ways for you to be an inspirational role model? Think about the following 3 characteristics: Be a Good Listener. Listen eighty (80) percent of the time and respond or…