Leadership
What Does Your Success Make Possible?
Monika Navandar on leadership, opportunity, and creating room for others to rise One of the most common conversations in executive coaching begins with a paradox. The leader across the table…
Education
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Diaspora
World Food Movement Marks Campus Feeding Milestone, Plans Expansion
The World Food Movement (WFM) marked the first anniversary of its campus feeding initiative at its annual gala on October 10, 2026, in Skillman, New Jersey, highlighting its work addressing…
Australia
From White Australia to the Indo-Pacific: Peter Varghese on Australia’s Place in Asia
When Peter Varghese AO arrived in Australia from Kenya with his Indian-born parents in 1964, the White Australia policy was still in place. In 2012, he became the first non-white…
Diaspora
CoHNA’s National Hindu Youth Conference Focuses on Advocacy and Civic Participation
Hindu youth gathered in Piscataway, New Jersey, on October 10 for the National Hindu Youth Conference, which focused on civic participation, religious identity and ways to address anti-Hindu bias, according…
Education
Emergency Responders Need Basic ASL Training
During an emergency, communication can determine whether a person receives fast and appropriate help. For Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals, communication barriers can make an already frightening situation more dangerous. Emergency…
Books
The 1800-Day Struggle to Birth a Book: 1000 Days of Love by Soundarya Balasubramani
What if everyone in the world had one person who believed in them unconditionally? That question may seem simple on the surface, but it can be immensely powerful if true.…
Africa
Peace Must Become an Inheritance: Development, Dialogue and Security for the Sahrawi People
The United Nations must look beyond the immediate symptoms of prolonged conflict and strengthen the conditions that allow communities to live with dignity, security, and opportunity. “When a people have…
Diaspora
Roots and Rights: For Indian Families, Germany’s Study Option Adds Up
1) Why does Germany attract the highest number of international students pursuing higher education? Germany has quietly become one of the biggest magnets for students looking beyond their home countries…
Diaspora
From Olympic Podium to School Playground: Why South Asian Schools Need to Take Sport Seriously
Whenever an Indian athlete wins a medal, the celebration begins almost immediately. There are photographs, interviews, social media posts and stories about the years of discipline that brought the athlete…
Children & Students Corner
Speaking With Confidence Is a Skill Schools Must Teach
Students are expected to give presentations, participate in interviews, ask for help, and advocate for themselves. Yet many are never directly taught how to communicate with confidence. Public speaking is…
AI
Anil and Anupama Sharma Innovation Center Opens at GMU to Support Future Entrepreneurs
George Mason University’s (GMU) Costello College of Business held an official ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 5 for the Anil and Anupama Sharma Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Welcoming guests, Dean…
Children & Students Corner
Nutrition and Mental Health Belong in the Same Conversation
Discussions about nutrition often focus on weight and appearance. Discussions about mental health often ignore food, sleep, movement, and daily routines. These topics are usually treated separately even though they…
Children & Students Corner
Injury Prevention Should Be Part of Youth Culture
Young people are often encouraged to be active, compete, and push through discomfort. Determination can be valuable, but ignoring pain can turn a minor injury into a long-term problem. Injury…