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Soda hinders your body from doing its job. One can of it contains roughly 100% of your daily sugar intake. Research shows that long-lasting effects of drinking beverages like this … Read more

Let’s talk about sugar. Are you aware of your intake? Indigenous communities historically ate more balanced diets and were well aware of what was needed to fuel their mental, emotional, … Read more

January has been recognized as National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month since 2010. It is dedicated to bringing awareness to enslaved individuals and persons who’ve been trafficked all over … Read more

January has been recognized as National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. It is dedicated to bringing awareness to enslaved individuals and persons who’ve been trafficked, and solemnly continue to … Read more

With the end of a tough year on the horizon, one in which a global pandemic disproportionately affected Indigenous communities, millions of people are starting to plan out their New … Read more

2020 has been a stressful and isolating year. As a result, many people have looked forward to the holiday season as a way to reconnect and experience the sense of … Read more

Since 1981, every U.S. president has declared December as National Drunk Driving Prevention Month. With the combination of holiday travel, family gatherings and the anxiety that this time of year … Read more

Getting sick is more common once temperatures start to dip. Symptoms can creep in during the fall and fully develop come winter. It’s valuable to know which illnesses are preventable, … Read more

The holiday season is right around the corner. That means people everywhere are putting together gift lists for their friends and loved ones. While it may be easy to figure … Read more

The world observes Universal Human Rights Month every December. It acts as a reminder to reflect on the way we treat others and to do what we can each day … Read more