Welcome 2018!
Welcome 2018! 2017 was some year. From destructive weather and fires, to witnessing the chaos in Washington, D.C., to bold racism in Charlottesville, and everything in between, it left many…
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Parent-Child Lenses
Being a parent in this combative world can be extremely stressful. Our parent dynamic is married, single, family, or friends, but predominantly single. In all of this, not just the…
_________________________ Independence Day
In my governance class, we studied several historical documents that predate the ratifying of the U.S. Constitution, along with the Constitution itself. We were then asked to discuss a democratic…
Two Political Parties – Zero Political Messages
The United States Congress has become almost incapable of passing meaningful legislation that involves both parties. As a result, the party in charge has been able to block legislation and…
Show Me What Community Looks Like
Albert Einstein is credited with saying insanity is ‘doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results’. Whether or not the credit to Einstein is correct, the…
Investing In Your Health by Guest Blogger Deja Erin McGhaw
Taking control of your health and making positive changes is a journey that can transform your life. As the author recounts their personal experience of being overweight and realizing the…
Investing in Your Child’s Character by Guest Blogger Jaia M. Curtis
Summer is fast approaching and soon everywhere we look we will see children. Our youth are valuable contributors to the community. Just like adults, their attitudes and behaviors help to…
The Website is Now Live!
Welcome to aredcircle.org! We are glad you are here. Feel free to browse around and check back for updates as we continue to grow our organization. We will add dates…
Being Vulnerable is Not Easy
Being vulnerable is not easy. Relationships often fail because one partner is unwilling to be vulnerable with the other, be transparent, or ask for help. To ask is admitting you…