“What’s the one thing you wish you learned in school?” That’s a question many Americans answer with “personal finance,” “how to manage money” or …
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By Katherine Cecala | Executive Director, Junior Achievement of Arizona
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9/10/24
In today’s culture war, we’re all victims of the age-old idea that manliness is primarily evidenced by controlling and repressing emotions. This was made clear by the reaction to Gus …
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By Rev. Dr. Tom Martinez | Senior Minister, Desert Palm United Church of Christ
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9/1/24
Arizona, renowned for its swing state status and diverse political perspectives, can anticipate a rise in political speech in the workplace as the 2024 General Election nears. Employees and employers …
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It is so uplifting to see leaders who radiate goodness and joy, who speak about helping and uplifting others, and who are committed to a healthier and more prosperous future for all.
Goodness …
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Imagine you’re at an outdoor dinner party (yes, COVID-friendly). It’s October, and the conversation steers towards the World Series. While you are generally culturally literate, you know …
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The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has impacted millions across the country, and Arizona has not been spared. This virus and its resulting economic fallout have put a harsh spotlight on rising health care …
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By Donna M. Christensen, Consumers for Quality Care
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10/25/21
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