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By R.D. PART I Peeling Back the Onion That Burns: Beyond October: The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence organized a day of unity in October 1981, with purple serving as the official color. Many…
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BY R.D. Part I This is another incomplete canvas with colorful bags: On September 3, 2020, the island of approximately three million people will decide whether to replace the locks or return the keys,…
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BY. R.D. MILLER The unexpected call: Following the tragic death of George Floyd, an African American man who died during an encounter with Minneapolis police officers, a worldwide social movement emerged, leading to widespread protests.…
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BY R.D. Part I Although the glass ceiling may have been shattered in the Caribbean and other impoverished and emerging countries, it still remains intact. Despite having more tools, data, and even resources to…
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BY R.D. PART I Balance while addressing the other public health crisis COVID-19 has exacerbated the global economic downturn by causing job losses, business closures, and disruptions to many educational systems. This has resulted…
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Brain Drain has been a global phenomenon for decades, affecting many impoverished and developing countries from the Caribbean to Asia, and Africa
GLOBAL COLLABORATION, EMPOWERMENT, LEADERSHIP, WELLNESS, AND RESILIENCE 