Category: Social Stories
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An Interview with Stephen C. Solosky, Author of The Traveling Professor’s Guide to Visiting the Normandy Invasion Beaches
Stephen C. Solosky, known as The Traveling Professor, has spent years helping travelers experience Normandy with greater understanding and context. In his book, The Traveling Professor’s Guide to Visiting the Normandy Invasion Beaches, he combines practical travel advice with accessible history to help visitors make the most of one of Europe’s most meaningful destinations. I…
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An Interview with Allison Bruning on Travel, Art, and Creating Safe Communities for Neurodivergent People
Welcome to Our August Interview Series, Allison! Allison, it is genuinely wonderful to welcome you back to our interview series. We still remember our last conversation with you, where you shared your story with such honesty, courage, and warmth. Your journey, your advocacy, and the way you spoke about creating a better world for neurodivergent…
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Interview with Bonnie Frankel: Reclaiming Health and Balance in Today’s Fast-Paced Work Culture
Welcome once again to our interview series with Bonnie Frankel. We are truly happy to continue this conversation after the positive response and meaningful engagement received from the first interview. Your experiences and insights on wellbeing, movement, and personal discipline inspired many readers. For this second part, we would like to focus on some of…
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The Uncomfortable Awakening: What happens when You become a Sociology Nerd
When you become a sociology nerd, or when you have been studying sociology for a very long time, you stop seeing society the way ordinary people do. You begin looking at the structures of society through a sociological lens of your own. You become obsessed with questioning things that most people never even notice. You…
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An Interview with Maria: Empowering Lives Through Art and Expression
Welcome to our interview series, Maria. We’re delighted to have you with us. As a lifelong singer-songwriter and artist, when did you first realize that creativity was essential to who you are? I realized at a young age that creativity was essential to who I am. Perhaps until adulthood it served me as a way…
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Interview: Danielly Kaufmann on AI, Consciousness, and the Digital Spirit
About: Danielly Kaufmann is a Luxembourgish-Brazilian artist, author, and independent researcher working at the intersection of creativity, consciousness, and emerging technologies.With a foundation in Architecture and Urbanism from the University of São Paulo, Danielly developed a systems-based approach to understanding complex realities. Her multidisciplinary practice spans filmmaking, holistic arts, education, and human-centered technology research. Beginning…
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An Interview with Carol Gee: Writing, Resilience, and Reinvention After Fifty
About: Carol Gee is a proud U.S. Air Force veteran who also enjoyed a short stint as a mental health counselor before becoming a longtime educator, including years in both teaching and administration. An author, columnist, and motivational speaker, she encourages girls, women, and men to celebrate and embrace their thoughts, feelings, the silly things…