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Awaken ancient forms and play within them,
Sift gold amidst the wreckage of your slumber;
Renew your passions, maybe Pinterest pin them,
Tell that one toxic friend, ‘Yo, lose my number.’
The day is clear, a new day is aborning;
And so are you, perpet’ually. Gmorning.

– Lin-Manual Miranda, Gmorning, Gnight!

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  • Exploring Community with Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie

    When she was younger, my daughter loved to create elaborate scenarios with dolls and stuffed animals. Her stories often reflected some of the challenges she was navigating in her own life.

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    Learning to Care with Just Shine!

    Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor is passionate about making the world a better place for everyone. As the first Latina to serve on the highest court in the United States,

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  • Mindfulness Practices

    When we think about young children, one aspect of their lives that comes to mind is their seeming lack of regulation.

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    Pumpkin Spice Spirituality

    My social media feeds and email inbox are proclaiming that Fall has arrived and with it comes an abundance of pumpkin spice products.

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  • Bucket Drumming Spirituality

    Rhythmic sounds draw our attention. Marching feet, protest chants, tapping toes, clapping hands: When we hear these sounds, we pay attention and are likely to sway in cadence or even join in.

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    Exploring Racial Bias with Something Happened in Our Town

    A White parent in my child’s kindergarten class insisted that discussions about racism in the U.S. aren’t necessary. “Most people don’t see skin color anymore,” she insisted.

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