Breaking our unconscious bias
Color blindness has rarely been about not seeing differences, but about how we interpret the differences we see. If I’m on the road, chances are, I have a navigation app running. I need it with me to avoid a traffic jam,
How this program is empowering women in rural Kenya
WORTH teaches literacy and numeracy education, vocational trades, and business proficiency to women in rural Kenya. Visitors entering The Salvation Army Corps Community Center in Kapsabet, Kenya, for a monthly WORTH meeting can expect to be greeted by hundreds of smiling
Moving from performance to purpose in youth sports
Millions of youth devote a substantial amount of their childhood to sports. Undoubtedly, spending this much time in any activity will impact their lives. The common adage “sports produces character” captures the prominent reason children, teenagers, and young adults are
Buffalo EDS assists 220 first responders and survivors at apartment complex fire
The fire started because of someone smoking on the fourth floor. By Michael R. Schwartz - The Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services Team based in Buffalo, New York, responded to a three–alarm residential fire at 505 Elmwood Avenue in the City on June
How to live an inspired life at work
You can make a conscious choice to live with positivity. Everyone wants to live an inspired life at work—to feel excited, engaged and alive. We want a work life in which we have maximum confidence, feel fulfilled and make a true
How to find a new community
Your willingness to be open and vulnerable can be a major help. At some point in our lives we will find ourselves looking for a new community. It might be because we switched jobs or schools, and that forced us to
Queen honors Salvation Army minister
Envoy Alison Sykes will be appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire for her service in South Yorkshire, England. Goldthorpe Salvation Army minister Territorial Envoy Alison Sykes is among those named on the Queen’s 2017 Birthday Honors list,
10 things to do instead of binge-watching Netflix
Netflix is awesome. We all know it. We've all fallen down that dark hole where we forget what day it is and we just keep clicking and watching. But it doesn’t really give us life or get us out into
4 tips to breaking bad habits
Eliminating a bad habit is difficult, but do-able We all have hindersome habits that we’d like to leave behind. We can probably even list off all of the ways kicking the habit once and for all would benefit us in the
Challenging Evil Podcast: Fair Trade
[divider]Episode 3[/divider] Exploring fair trade and The Salvation Army's Others project. Follow along with chapter three of "Challenging Evil: Dispatches from the frontline of Radical Justice" and download the discussion guide. [button color="black" size="normal" alignment="center" rel="follow" openin="newwindow" url="https://caringmagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Challenging-Evil-Chapter-3.mp3"]Download the Episode[/button] [divider]Guests[/divider] Major Danielle Strickland - The Salvation
Career coaching breeds opportunity in Mesquite
To date, The Salvation Army’s workforce program in Mesquite, Nevada, has assisted over 30 participants. By JoAnna Haugen - When Stephanie Woolley was 17 years old, she was a single mother living with friends. A grant program helped her complete high school
The Salvation Army serves in wake of corn mill explosion
By Krachel Greenwood - The Salvation Army partnered with the American Red Cross to serve first responders after an explosion and subsequent fire at the Didion Milling Plant in Cambria, Wisconsin, on May 31. The blast killed three employees and injured