Writing Headlines from the Frontlines: Lessons Learned from a Reporter and Mom
Toronto Star Queen’s Park Bureau reporter Kristin Rushowy discusses covering the education beat during the pandemic while raising three teens, alone.
Social Media
Staying safe Online and on Social Media: Paul Davis
Paul Davis, a father of two, IT professional and an online and social networking safety educator discusses tips and advice for parents, students and educators on how to navigate the internet and social media safely.
Give them credit
Originally published: April 2011 My trials and tribulations with buying my then 11-year-old son a cell phone (because he takes
Policing the Internet
Originally published: August 14, 2014 Had the most intriguing chat with a business acquaintance a few days ago. He is
Ohio Police Post Heartbreaking Photo to Drive Home a Point
The City of East Liverpool, Ohio was in the spotlight this week after its police department made the controversial decision
Three Cheers for Crying Babies in New Airline Ad
Guest Contributor A new ad by U.S. airline JetBlue is putting a positive spin on flying with babies, a scenario
More Practice, Less Preach: Let’s End the Online Judgment
Who knew date night could be so controversial? Model Chrissy Teigen found herself embroiled in an internet controversy this past
“Meanest Mom Ever” Trashes Ice-Cream to Teach Her Kids a Hard Lesson on Manners
A U.S. reality TV star is garnering online attention and praise for her tough-love approach to parenting. Jaime Primak Sullivan,
When a Bully Runs for President
Watching American politics has become a spectator sport of late. Billionaire real estate mogul and wannabe ruler-of-the-free-world Donald Trump makes
No App for That! A Parent’s Guide to Explaining Simpler Times
From online shopping to on-demand video, our lifestyles have evolved drastically over the last couple decades from simple pleasures to
