Liz Ebenhoh

5 Ways You Can Make A Positive Impact In Your Community

Things are tough right now. In case you’ve been sleeping for the past two years, let me catch you up: the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, natural disasters, increasing attention on political extremists and acts of violence, increasing distrust of our government, social isolation, and what feels like an endless wave of fear and anxiety permeating our culture. If you know anything about difficult times in American history, you know that these are the times we tend to bond the most. These are th

4 Steps You Can Take To Confront Your Implicit Biases

Whether you realize it or not, we all have implicit biases. After all, our daily experiences and interactions define the way we view the world. Although our biases operate on an unconscious level, we must both recognize and confront these beliefs so that we can show more empathy and build stronger connections. If you’re ready to break down your own implicit biases, take these four steps:

Living With Roommates? Here's 6 Tips You Should Know

When you were a child, you probably didn’t think “I want to have roommates when I grow up!” However, living with roommates doesn’t have to be the nightmare that so many people make it out to be. Whether you have roommates by choice or necessity, for the short- or long-term, there are many ways to make roommate life more enjoyable.

5 Things You Can Do To Distract Yourself When You Feel Lonely

Loneliness is a prevailing and burdensome emotion we frequently bear in our modern lives. As with many other painful emotions, we often try to ignore our hurt instead of treating ourselves with the necessary compassion and self-care we need. Rather than suppressing your feelings or getting caught up in the “why,” consider the following suggestions as a guide when you feel lonely.

Third Wedesday Magazine Spring 2017

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