I don’t imagine that most people are excited to receive a jury duty summons. However, I would argue that it is an unparalleled opportunity to uphold the fundamental values upon which the United States was founded. 

Every office you hold in your business, law firm, church, home or community makes you the recipient of a gift from God. 

When I was a child, my family belonged to a beach club on the south shore of Long Island. Every 4th of July, the club featured all kinds of swimming races, special meals, and a marching band led by Uncle Sam, that tall bearded icon dressed in American regalia.

Roughly 75 million millennials were born in the United States between 1980 and 1997. As the largest living generation in U.S. history, millennials are expected to make up 50 percent of the workforce by 2020 and 75 percent of the global workforce by 2025.

In communities rapt with violence and poverty, what role does education play? Can a school be all things to all students?

Can you remember the first time you heard about a justice issue? The first time you saw pictures of human trafficking victims or heard statistics regarding poverty, foster care, or slavery? What emotions were stirred up?

“Justice is what love looks like in public.”

While many have never set foot on prison grounds, the view from inside a prison cell is far too common for an increasing number of Americans.

"...while the summer is a time of barbecues and outdoor parties, it also ushers in a time of increased gun violence."