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The Divided States of America: Having Civil Political Discourse in 2021

February 14, 2021 by Christian Parham

Art by Samantha Miller In Abraham Lincoln's 1858 "House Divided" speech, he declared these famous words: "A house divided against itself cannot stand." His quote continues to serve as a rallying cry for unity within a nation fractured by social unrest. While unity in itself is a beautiful and necessary concept in any democracy, it cannot be achieved without adherence … [Read more...] about The Divided States of America: Having Civil Political Discourse in 2021

Discovering Self and Others through the Enneagram

November 8, 2020 by Kiley Distelrath

Art by Kiley Distelrath and Leah Bae Humans try to understand themselves โ€” how they think, how they relate to people, why they react the way they do โ€” but this understanding doesn't come easily. Enter the Enneagram โ€” a model of nine interconnected personality types with ancient roots that brings people a sense of self-understanding and an awareness of how others process … [Read more...] about Discovering Self and Others through the Enneagram

Don’t Water It Down: Hard Stories Deserve to be Heard

December 7, 2019 by Ashley Mowreader

Sharing trauma is hard. It is hard to be vulnerable and hope that the person one is sharing with is able to listen and understand the experience. It is hard to listen to someone expose a wound in their life and to maturely respond to it. It is hard to share and connect on an intimate level between individuals, but it is much harder to see your story watered down to be easily … [Read more...] about Don’t Water It Down: Hard Stories Deserve to be Heard

Encounter Different Perspectives

March 6, 2019 by Caroline Archer

Art by Ally ArmstrongIn today's world, disagreements are not hard to come by. The "United" States of America seems to be more of a sentiment of the past than a reality of today. Conflict is exhausting, and it is tempting to insulate oneself from disagreement simply for the sake of sanity.There is a growing need, however, for people to do exactly the opposite of what this urge … [Read more...] about Encounter Different Perspectives

Pepperdine Faculty Member Promotes Inclusion with New Children’s Book

March 20, 2018 by Caroline Edwards

Madeleine Sherak teaches children the importance of empathy in her book, "Superheroes Club."Sherak is a Pepperdine University student-teacher education field supervisor who oversees and offers guidance to students teaching kindergarten through 12th grade as part of their majors. She tackles themes of empathy and acceptance in her children's book, "Superheroes Club." The book … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Faculty Member Promotes Inclusion with New Children’s Book

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