New York On The Cheap: The Case For Purple Macaroons

An Educator Who Champions Inclusivity

Kimberly Cook is the co-founder of Access Curriculum Together, a company that works with educators, students, and parents to provide research-based, high yield strategies for closing performance gaps while building student self-efficacy to maximize student test scores.

New York On The Cheap: The Case For Purple Macaroons

In the summer of 2015, my BFF and I decided to escape the unrelenting Texas heat and planned a girls’ weekend in the Big Apple. Tight on money, we agreed to go on “the cheap”. Now for most people, New York City “on the cheap” translates into “this is going to suck, big time”. Au contraire, mon petit chou....

Former Immigrant from Mexico Helps Those Facing Deportation

Attorney Veronica Garza visits with us about her passion for immigration law – We cover DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals), the crisis at the Texas border, various VISA categories, and how we can move forward on this important issue.

Stanford MD Is Passionate About Helping Women Avoid Hysterectomies

Dr. Slonim knows first hand what it’s like to struggle with heavy periods and painful menstrual cramps. She doesn’t believe the uterus is disposable, even for women who don’t foresee a future pregnancy. That’s why she has made it her life’s mission to help women who suffer from uterine fibroids, improve and eliminate their symptoms – all without major surgery.

Giving Hope and New Life to Victims of Domestic Violence

Dallas-based, Texas Muslim Women’s Foundation is changing the lives of women and their families who are coming out of domestic violence situations. Listen to our conversation with the organization’s Executive Director Mona Kafeel, who ensures that survivor voices are heard.