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OODA Domestic Violence Survival reframes trauma through the lens of strategic action. Discover how the OODA loop—Observe, Orient, Decide, Act—equips survivors to navigate danger, rebuild confidence, and escape abuse with clarity and support.
  • September 17, 2025

Protective Orders Save Lives

Protective Orders Save Lives—especially when survivors act early, document thoroughly, and hold abusers accountable. This article explores what is and is not abuse, with legal examples and expert insights on alcohol-related domestic violence.

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Bless What You Release Memory Gaps After Trauma affect millions of survivors each year. This guide explains why they happen, how long they last, and what recovery strategies can help you heal safely and confidently.
  • September 15, 2025

Bless What You Release

Bless What You Release- Every unused item has the power to transform a life. When you release what no longer serves you, you create more than closet space—you create dignity, warmth, and hope for survivors in crisis. A blanket becomes comfort, a jacket becomes safety, and

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09/11/2001 Continuity Imperative Memorial. A solemn view of the World Trade Center Memorial reflecting pools, the engraved names glowing softly in the morning light, visitors in quiet reflection, and One World Trade Center rising above—symbolizing resilience, remembrance, and the urgent call to strengthen business continuity and disaster recovery in a post-09/11/2001 world.
  • September 11, 2025

09/11/2001 Continuity Imperative

09/11/2001 Continuity Imperative. On 09/11/2001, I watched from Colorado as our service desk supported WTC 2. Years later, my article with Beth Epstein became a national reference in healthcare and government. Today, continuity must expand further—to every sector and every leader.

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Epic Chicago World Forum ServiceNow 09/18/2025 is the leadership epicenter where visionaries unite to shape the future of enterprise AI. On September 18, McCormick Place Chicago transforms into the ultimate stage for innovation, transformation, and bold ideas. Chicago blends Fortune 500 headquarters, world-class universities, and top tech talent—making it the perfect launchpad for bold AI transformation.
  • September 7, 2025

ServiceNow World Forum Chicago

ServiceNow World Forum Chicago ignites innovation, fuels AI adoption, and reshapes enterprise workflows—creating opportunities, building skills, and redefining how business gets done.

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Labor Day Thresherman's Reunion the first Threshermen's Show in 1949. For the first two years‚ the Reunion was held at Chautauqua Park. In its third year it was moved to 4-H Park‚ which offered much more room for the many pieces of old equipment displayed and for the many activities carried as the event grew. Threshermen’s Reunion has sparked interest in old-time threshing methods.
  • August 29, 2025

Labor Day Thresherman’s Reunion

Labor Day Thresherman's Reunion—this stirring phrase invites you into a celebration that honors agricultural labor, Midwest heritage, and global connection at Pontiac’s iconic harvest festival.

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  • August 10, 2025

HDI Chicagoland Boat Cruise

HDI Chicagoland Boat Cruise brought innovators together under city lights and a full moon, blending poetic Chicago moments with transformative ideas in AI, service management, and leadership.

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Fear-Based Immigration Fallout isn’t just a border issue—it’s unraveling the social fabric of American cities. From rising domestic violence to disappearing immigrant workers, communities like Chicago and California are witnessing the toll of fear. As enforcement intensifies, families fracture, safety nets erode, and the very systems designed to protect break down.
  • July 19, 2025

Fear-Based Immigration Fallout

Fear-Based Immigration Fallout isn’t just a border issue—it’s unraveling the social fabric of American cities. From rising domestic violence to disappearing immigrant workers, communities like Chicago and California are witnessing the toll of fear. As enforcement intensifies, families fracture, safety nets erode, and the very systems

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HDI Elevates Support World by transforming today’s IT service and support professionals into tomorrow’s thought leaders. With over 30 years of trusted expertise, HDI bridges people, processes, and performance—empowering communities, uplifting careers, and driving measurable outcomes across the evolving landscape of service management. Get involved and experience how HDI creates value that lasts.
  • July 7, 2025

HDI Elevates Support World

HDI Elevates Support World by transforming today’s IT service and support professionals into tomorrow’s thought leaders. With over 30 years of trusted expertise, HDI bridges people, processes, and performance—empowering communities, uplifting careers, and driving measurable outcomes across the evolving landscape of service management. Get involved and

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Dr Yunus Purposeful Change began with a bold refusal to accept poverty as inevitable. By reimagining financial systems, trusting the excluded, and empowering communities, Nobel Peace Laureate Muhammad Yunus sparked a global movement. His story is more than history—it’s a roadmap for purpose-driven transformation.
  • June 29, 2025

Dr Yunus Purposeful Change

Dr Yunus Purposeful Change isn’t just a story—it’s a leadership strategy for our time. From Bangladesh’s poverty crisis to a global movement for inclusive finance and social business, his model proves that one person, rooted in purpose, can ignite systemic change and empower millions.

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Juneteenth holiday USA. It is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in USA
  • June 19, 2025

Juneteenth holiday USA

Juneteenth holiday USA is a significant holiday because, although the Emancipation Proclamation took effect on January 1, 1863, the last enslaved Americans in Galveston, Texas did not learn they were free until June 19, 1865—more than 2.5 years later. reedom didn’t reach everyone at once. In

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