The caregiving crisis will hit you. Corporations cannot ignore the fact that by 2035 every employee will be affected by the necessity of caregiving at some point during their career.

Growing up in the U.S., we rarely talked about Canada in school. In fact, I often joke with my Canadian friends that, when I was young, I didn’t even know that there was anything north of the United States but I did know about Africa. All of our classroom maps depicted the U.S. as if a floating land mass surrounded by sea

"...this STEM-only mindset is all wrong. The main problem is that it encourages students to approach their education vocationally—to think just in terms of the jobs they’re preparing for....If we want to prepare students to solve large-scale human problems ... we must push them to widen, not narrow, their education and interests..."

There is no one “right” way of doing things, there is only the way of accepting our differences and similarities, and taking the time to learn “the why”. When we take the time to understand … to become culturally literate … we find that more often than not, we are far more alike than different.