We have all had a teacher that made a difference. Whether they believed in us when we did not believe in ourselves, push us to be better, listen to us when we felt voiceless, or were an example of success in representation of elements of our own identity that we felt were obstacles, that teacher sticks with us. They became more than the person teaching us fractions or comma-use; they became mentors. Mentorship is more than a meeting, more than a class. Mentorship creates safe

We all know how handy it can be to speak another language. It is also clear to businesses that bilingual employees are a valuable asset to have in the company for international growth and marketing. However, did you know that the bilingual brain actually works differently than a mono-linguistic brain? And that developing and encouraging bilingualism, or multilingualism, is a crucial way to expand the productivity of your workforce? How The Bilingual Brain Works (and, dare we

Happy Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month! This blog will celebrate the history of the month as well as some general information about this community! History of Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month: This commemoration goes all the way back to 1968 when President Lyndon B. Johnson created Hispanic Heritage week starting on September 15th. It was expanded to include a whole month under President Ronald Reagan in 1988. It has been celebrated in the United States since as a time to

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) are a critical part of a business’s success, and remote work is one of the most effective ways to ach