By Dr. Sharon H. Porter | May 26, 2026 | EducationFIRST As colleges and universities across the nation celebrate the Class of 2026, graduation season has become more than a ceremonial walk across the stage, it is a testament to resilience, determination, sacrifice, and transformation. For many graduates, earning a degree represents years of overcoming financial hardships, personal setbacks, mental exhaustion, family responsibilities, and the lingering effects of a rapidly cha

By Tammy Reese | Thursday, March 12, 2026 | L.E.A.D. For many families navigating autism, the journey can feel isolating, overwhelming, and often misunderstood. But for Sherry Singh , that journey became the foundation for something far greater than advocacy, it became a movement rooted in community, compassion, and purpose. What began as a deeply personal mission has evolved into Whole Spectrum Autism , an organization dedicated to creating inclusive spaces where individua

Dr. Brittney Clinton | Thursday, February 5, 2026 | EducationFIRST Ed Cosentino is a candidate for Vice President of the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP) . Throughout his career, he has been inspired by the collective power of principals, assistant principals, and educational leaders who dedicate themselves daily to the success of students and the wellbeing of learning communities. It is this shared commitment to service, leadership, and advocacy

By Dr. Brittney Clinton | Wednesday, February 4, 2026 | SportsTalk “Across the Atlantic: The Global Grit of Faye Janse” A 4-Week Online Feature Series Interviewed by Dr. Brittney Clinton Behind the athlete’s jersey is a visionary with aspirations that extend far beyond the field. Faye Janse is intentional about building a life that integrates sport, education, leadership, and global impact. In this feature, she shares how her identity transcends competition and how she