Sociologist Michael Kimmel equates having privilege to running with wind at your back in that it enables you to move forward effortlessly...

Although I have never had the opportunity to be a part of a locker room with the “rich and famous,” I have been in my fair share of...

This originally was published in the Harrisburg Patriot-News on September 9, 2015. ------------------------------------------------------...

I walk because I want others to know I am there for them when they are ready to talk and they are not alone in their struggle. Too many...

We walk together in honor of a friend who was a victim of domestic violence. It has been three years since he brutally took her life. We...

Maybe you have heard a little bit about this new group in the community called FAB. Maybe you've been curious but were not sure what to...

I walk for my mom, Mariann Clark. She was an education specialist at Blackburn Center and truly believed in her work. She taught my...

Each year, our Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event gets bigger, from a few hundred walkers in 2010 to close to 1,000 in 2014 (and hopefully,...

During the spring semester of 2014, I taught Introduction to Gender and Women’s Studies. I had twenty-four students; only four of them...

Many people are afraid of the dark. We’ve all witnessed the fact that bad things happen when it’s dark outside. Some of us have security...

This originally was published in LNP on Sunday, November 23, 2014 As allegations against Bill Cosby resurface and new alleged victims...

One of our favorite features of our new and improved website is our blog — the perfect place for us to share information on important...