By Javacia Harris Bowser, See Jane Write Founding Editor Dear Social Media, The last time I wrote you a letter it was just after our trial separation. We were apart for only three weeks, but I spent most of those 21 days feeling like I couldn’t live without you. I depended on you for news… Continue reading Rekindling My Love Affair With Social Media
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The (non)Evolution of Female TV Characters
By Clair McLafferty When I have kids, they will not be allowed to watch The X-Files until they have watched the entirety of Joss Whedon’s body of work. They will not watch Star Trek Into Darkness until they have been thoroughly indoctrinated, I mean, introduced to the original series. Call me what you will, but… Continue reading The (non)Evolution of Female TV Characters
Six Steps to Transforming Your Community
By Jessica Jack Wyrick What does it take to transform a community? The solution – much like the challenge – is complex. A variety of factors (social, historic, economic) shape communities over time. So when you’re working against decades of status quo, where can you begin to enact positive change? Simply put,… Continue reading Six Steps to Transforming Your Community
Lessons Learned from a Viral Post
By Tanya Sylvan Back in June I wrote “Birmingham – I Run This Town,” a post about my favorite running route in downtown Birmingham, Ala. My friends and I ran 14 miles of the Mercedes Marathon route and I took pictures of my favorite landmarks along the way. It was something that I had wanted… Continue reading Lessons Learned from a Viral Post
Finding Happiness in Your Work
By Mandy Shunnarah You could say that Daniel Stewart and Alex Wier of Augusta, Ga., ad ageny Wier/Stewart are entrepreneurial soul mates. “Most people will tell you business partnerships fail, but we had the same idea of what we wanted to do to be happy and the same idea of what wealth was, so we… Continue reading Finding Happiness in Your Work
Man of the Hour: Andre Natta of The Terminal
By Javacia Harris Bowser Andre Natta moved to Birmingham in 2004 to work for Main Street Birmingham, a predecessor of the economic development organization now known as REV Birmingham. A year later Natta started a personal blog he called Dre’s Ramblings, but soon realized that his blog wasn’t simply an online journal telling the stories… Continue reading Man of the Hour: Andre Natta of The Terminal