Remembering Burma: A Former Shan Princess Recalls the Country Left Behind
When Inge Sargent met a handsome young man from Burma, it changed her life forever. FROM ASIA GEOGRAPHIC
Peace Talks: Program for Teens Builds Hope One Life at a Time
When Melodye Feldman overcame her anti-Arab bias, she discovered her role in the Mideast peace process: building bridges, one teenager at a time. FROM HOPE MAGAZINE
Taming the Editor on My Shoulders
Editing your work is good, but over editing can hold you back and stifle your creative energy. FROM BYLINES MAGAZINE
Hope for Haiti
Although Haiti is a Caribbean island, everyday life here is a far cry from a tropical paradise. Yet there is hope in women leaders who have a different vision for the country. FROM CHICAGO TRIBUNE
How to Find Your Lost Love
Few people find their lost loves by chance. Here are some avenues to help you reconnect. FROM PARADE
Molly’s Miracle
Adam and Molly Nash share a unique link. An inspiring story of controversial technology and old-fashioned family love. FROM MCCALL’S
One Step Ahead of the Refugees
A Colorado physician helps lead refugees from crisis to its first cardiac surgery education center. FROM DIVERSION
Kasey’s Comeback: Columbine Survivor’s Story
The Columbine tragedy has made Kacey Ruegsegger even stronger. FROM FAMILY CIRCLE
The Day They Can Never Forgot: Columbine
After the worst school shooting in U.S. history, three survivors talk about their persistent nightmares, the anger — and their hopes for the future. – FROM REDBOOK
Columbine: The Day They Will Never Forget
Today, life goes on at Columbine High School in Littleton and the survivors from that fateful day. FROM FAMILY CIRCLE
Colorado Divorce Law Puts Children First
This Colorado law requires parents to file a court-approved parenting plan as a piece of the final separation agreement. FROM CHICAGO TRIBUNE