Category: Education

  • HOPE Mother & Children

    Ah’nesty is age 5. Size 6-7 in clothes, Size 11 in shoes.  Ta’noa is age 3. Size 5t in clothes and size 10 in shoes.  Their wish list is clothes, sneakers, teddy bears, warm 🧥 coats, blankets, toys of your choice.  “We are just appreciative of anything we receive😊. “    Shared w/ permission from mother, Nakía.   “Ya gotta risk it to get the biscuit and you give me HOPE.” Nakía is women sizeL.  #giveback 

    Paypal Directly to Mother: Click here to donate:

    https://www.paypal.me/MsKBusiness23

    Srry, not a nonprofit so no receipt for tax purposes.   This is just a family we know who has been homeless (they slept in a car), they now have stable housing (whew).   Former foster youth with “invisible disabilities.”   

    PayPal email: nakiakaisa29@gmail.com

    #HOPE Help donation as the holiday season approaches.    Every little bit helps.  

  • We the Future – End Gun Violence

    Check out this Future Icon poster spotted at Alameda County Office of Education (ACOE)

  • Future Icon Poster

    Check out this future icon poster spotted at the Alameda County Office of Education (ACOE).

  • Spotify Podcast – Dan Harris & James Altucher

    My son and I listened to this podcast on the way to a high school party in Berkeley, CA. (I didn’t go to the party, I just dropped him off).

    Meditation

    Wellness

    Making $ 💵 Millions losing and making again.

    Stand up comedy.

    Check it out.

    https://open.spotify.com/episode/6zW5re2pGCpJGMO4RrGjB6?si=LrDdu2Y_Qg62jMlT4ZiRFQ

  • Parenting Therapy (esp. for Fathers)

    Interns, trainees and social workers who I supervise toward licensure sometimes feel insecure when working with parents and family dynamics. “How can I support someone with parenting when I don’t have kids myself?”

    In Tokyo, Japan I led parenting classes for parents from all over the world 🌍. We used the “STEP” curriculum as a launch 🚀 pad.

    The parents brought the experience of raising children; I brought perspective from developmental psychology, and listening to children.

    Once a week for eight (8) weeks, the parents connected with each other, and we shared a sense of community. We normalized disagreement as an opportunity to learn, and acknowledgement of our different cultures and countries interacting with each other.

    Life goes in circles, now I’m a father, supporting men to be the father who they would like to be.

    We all need someone on our side.