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Rebecca Fiala is a gardener, a dancer, and a poet. For such an artsy person, she has a rather button-down-shirt job: she serves as a medical editor in the Department of Medical Education at the University of Illinois Chicago. She says she likes that her job involves helping people “sound more like themselves” when they’reContinue reading "Quietly Blue: Water, Plastics, and Gently Changing Lives"
EducationHelping Non-Profits Thrive: How to Make Your Philanthropy Truly Count
The International Day of Charity on September 5th reminds us of the power of generosity. September launches a season of giving that spans the rest of the year, with Giving Tuesday in December and holiday giving campaigns. It’s an ideal season to reflect on how individuals, corporations, and communities can best support the organizations workingContinue reading "Helping Non-Profits Thrive: How to Make Your Philanthropy Truly Count"
LandHow Native Water Protectors Champion Water Quality
Leanna Goose and her son harvesting manoomin. Photo By Stephen Pavey