Using the Tools of Creative Writing, Memoir, Art, Photography, Storytelling and Mindfulness
By Frank Bruni, The New York Times
Writing With Your Eyes Closed
By Frank Bruni, The New York Times
Joel Burcat's debut novel, "Drink to Every Beast," isn't climbing best-seller lists or getting attention from prominent...
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By Philip Pullman
Children need art and stories and poems and music as much as they need love and food and fresh air and play
By Philip Pullman
Wise words from Philip Pullman, who received the Astrid...
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By Fahri Karakas,
Creativity Workshop past participant
Creativity is flying like a bird
By Fahri Karakas,
Creativity Workshop past participant
This article is about my recent creativity trip — I have been flying across New York's...
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By Meilan Solly
British Doctors May Soon Prescribe Art, Music, Dance, Singing Lessons
By Meilan Solly
Smithsonian Magazine
An ambitious initiative unveiled this week by British Health Secretary Matt Hancock...
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By BHG
Why You Should Take A Solo Vacation
By BHG
Taking a trip with only your own company can be life-changing.
We are always surrounded by people. But sometimes we need to find ourselves, and...
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For Doctors, Delving Deeper as a Way to Avoid Burnout By Siddhartha Mukherjee The New York Times The anatomy laboratory was always freezing. This was our first course as medical students, and we had split ourselves into groups — four students to every cluster. Each of us carried a copy of “Netter’s Anatomy”; by the […]
For Doctors, Delving Deeper as a Way to Avoid Burnout
By Siddhartha Mukherjee
The New York Times
The anatomy laboratory was always freezing. This was our first course as medical students,...
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In Praise of Mediocrity: The pursuit of excellence has infiltrated and corrupted the world of leisure By Tim Wu The New York Times I’m a little surprised by how many people tell me they have no hobbies. It may seem a small thing, but — at the risk of sounding grandiose — I see it […]
In Praise of Mediocrity: The pursuit of excellence has infiltrated and corrupted the world of leisure
By Tim Wu
The New York Times
I'm a little surprised by how many people tell me they have...
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‘Don’t be afraid to make mistakes’: 11 ways to be more creative The Guardian Lauren Child, children’s author and illustrator There is something about movement that is very good for allowing my brain to go into free flow. I’m quite good at having thoughts when I’m driving or cycling or walking. I think you go […]
'Don't be afraid to make mistakes': 11 ways to be more creative
The Guardian
Lauren Child, children's author and illustrator
There is something about movement that is very good for...
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Connected Letters, Connected Thinking: How Cursive Writing Helps Us Learn By Judy Packhem, M. Ed. Landmark 360 Cursive writing is an endangered species these days. Left out of the Common Core State Standards, cursive is now seen as inconsequential, and even obsolete, by some in the education community. This is distressing to me, and it […]
Connected Letters, Connected Thinking: How Cursive Writing Helps Us Learn
By Judy Packhem, M. Ed.
Landmark 360
Cursive writing is an endangered species these days. Left out of the Common...
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The Creativity Workshop: My Reflections by K. Renae P., Fund for Teachers fellow Never listen to the naysayers. Smile at them and go tenaciously on your way and make your life happen! –Shelley Berc. The one thing I can say about The Creativity Workshop is that it was everything and nothing I imagined. It has […]
The Creativity Workshop: My Reflections
by K. Renae P., Fund for Teachers fellow
Never listen to the naysayers. Smile at them and go tenaciously on your way and make your life happen!...
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