Amid the global health crisis, the shifting economy, and the evolving political landscape, the world is asking entrepreneurs, strategists, and managers to shift their way of working, thinking, and doing business. At the same time, as any parent will tell you, the past six months have seen enormous changes in parenting. Nearly every child’s education...
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Anuja Khemka Executive Director, Children’s Hope India As the new executive director of Children’s Hope India, Anuja Khemka already has made her mark with the nonprofit’s response to Covid-19. The organization, which works to lift children in India and New York from poverty, launched a rapid-relief program that has provided 500,000 meals, 15,000 pieces of protective...
PARENTS.COM: Parents Share Their Biggest Back-To-School Concerns for Fall 2020
Pediatricians say students should return to classrooms this fall, but there are still ongoing risks of COVID-19—not to mention parents worried about the safety of their children and how the heck any of this will even work. With more than 2.7 million cases of the coronavirus in the U.S. to date and 55 million students home...
THRIVE GLOBAL: Anuja Khemka: “Ask yourself how you can help.”
Ask yourself how you can help. For me, this is really critical because my writing is always about trying to help someone deal with a problem or challenge, usually one that I have dealt with myself. Look for the desire in your heart to tell a story that will help somebody. Ask yourself: can I help...
AUTHORITY MAGAZINE: Anuja Khemka of The Campfire Method: 5 Things You Need to Know to Become a Great Author
Ask yourself how you can help. For me, this is really critical because my writing is always about trying to help someone deal with a problem or challenge, usually one that I have dealt with myself. Look for the desire in your heart to tell a story that will help somebody. Ask yourself: can I help...
STROLLER IN THE CITY: September Books For Kids
Back to school always means gearing up my kids with new fashion, accessories, and products they need for a successful school year. And though most of us think new shoes and backpacks, I often add new books to the list. This year especially I’ll be leaning into adding to my kids library to help keep...
The Aztec Legend Of Where Chocolate Came From & What It Teaches Kids About Empathy, Generosity & Teamwork
The concept of sharing is one of the most challenging yet fundamental lessons that we teach our children. Study after study shows that this skill is the first step in becoming a cooperative, compassionate, and generous person, learning to work on a team, and aligning values with action. Research also shows that an understanding and...
What An Ancient Fable About The North Star Can Teach Us About Building A Strong Sense of Self
Recently, our national conversation has refocused on the importance of cultural diversity and inclusion in fighting racial discrimination and stereotyping, particularly for the next generation. Storytelling provides a wonderful way to bring conversations like these home. Reading stories with your children is a chance to introduce your child to new cultures and ideas, emotional challenges...
The Tale Of The Heartbroken Naupaka Flower And What We Can Learn About The Beauty Of Diversity
“It is time for parents to teach young people early on that in diversity there is beauty and there is strength.”—Maya Angelou Amid the ongoing protests, violence, and political clashes all stemming from systemic racism, we need ways to teach children about cultural differences and to appreciate the beauty in cultural diversity. Ancient mythology and...
The Hidden Lessons In The Japanese Star Festival For Helping Your Children Develop Their Skills And Talents
Of the many things, parents wish for their children, not giving up on themselves is perhaps the most important. After all, research points to grit, perseverance, and persistence as the best predictors of academic and career success, along with overall happiness. But, how do we show our kids not to give up on themselves? What can we...