Washington-based Queer writer Jim Boland reflects on the inspiration and themes behind The Black Egg Children, his first completed juvenile-grade novel centered on courage, imagination, and self-discovery. Boland has always
SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Nearlyone in five middle and high school students, and one in four elementary school students, say they often worry about their safety at school, according to a new
By Joey Amato Dylan Bell’s story starts in the heartland of Ohio, where the backdrop of his childhood was a quintessential Midwestern scene—a small town with a cornfield in the
by Dayna Mason Right now, there are people in your life who smile while they belittle, degrade, or dismantle you. They claim to care about you, but no matter what
Name: Dawn Rains Organization: Treehouse Years Serving the Community: 34 When did you start working in nonprofit organizations and what was it that helped you decide to make this your
SEATTLE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today, the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation announced the Mobilizing Young Leaders Across WA State Request for Proposals to support new and existing youth development programs focused on leadership
by Skylar Baker-Jordan Ray Saul spent years frightened for her safety at school. She was outed as bisexual in eighth grade in Bardstown, Kentucky, a city of about 14,000 .
Roger J. Kreuz , Associate Dean and Professor of Psychology, University of Memphis A student in my graduate seminar recently mentioned seeing her “niblings” at Thanksgiving. Some of the students
