Huge thanks AD: Sarah Williamson

Putting too much of one thing in one place, a poor financial strategy. For AD SooJin Buzelli.

Talk therapy groups are proving successful in violent cities as an alternative to violence. Thanks AD Jim Datz.

Burgers that mimic the taste of meat without animal products. A growing number of "flexitarians" : people who are mostly vegetarian, but also eat meat on occasions. Thanks AD Tam Nguyen.

Succession planning. Who will take over? How to plan for the next steps in ownership.

AARP’s The Girlfriend Letter: series on divorce.

The Trump administration lifts government controls on the pork industry and allows it to regulate itself.

The New York Times Editorial Board comments on the upcoming summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un.

The New York Times Editorial Board feels it’s time to have balanced and informed discussion on the topic of genetic editing.

AARP’s The Girlfriend Letter: series on divorce.

The New York Times Editorial Board’s piece on the complex voting process on the government shutdown vote.

AARP’s The Girlfriend Letter: series on divorce.

 Leading the way with ESG growth (Environmental, Social and Governance)

Children registering for school in Florida this year were asked to reveal some history about their mental health.

Unused art from a NYTimes Style section assignment about skin care for women of color.

Spirituality & Health Magazine. Making peace with your “shadow self”. Be bold and take the next step in your life.

Maduro is ousted in Venezuela. How will the space be filled?

The Blue Wave? It took places in waves, well after November elections.

A writer contemplates generations of women before her who have performed the simple act of sweeping the steps of her home. Uppercase Magazine.

Clearing space in your day for meditation.

The Editorial Board sees much of the US in disarray, and disunion ahead of this speech.

Falling profits at the restaurants inside Trump properties.

Can we learn to respect the variety of life as well as our non-human companions on our planet?

A healthy self-image is your choice, and varies almost daily.

Poster series with the theme “Make Your Mark” for Syracuse University’s MFA program. Recognized by Society of Illustrators and American Illustration.

A woman with 2 healthy daughters mourns a miscarriage.

When does competion go to far and become aggression?

Recruitment poster for the University of Oregon School of Music and Dance.

For short story.

A woman takes on the traditionally male world of welding.

The burden of body issues and self-image for women.

Why do we revere the classics?

Get lost in your interior world, there is value in exploring it, without any goals in mind.

A personal work.