Thomas Edison invented the light bulb, right?

ATLANTA – Social media continues to make headlines for divisive, hateful communication, but what if social media could provide a platform for doing good – good things from good people communicating good ideas?

The Coronavirus has kept us all confined to our houses for a period of time, and whilst some are itching to get out and about once more, to reclaim their regular daily lives and get ‘back to normal’, there are others who would rather not. Do we really want to go back to our lives exactly as they were before the lockdown?

Editor's note: Dr. Avi Varma is an Atlanta based,  family medicine practitioner and friend of Sahoja. She was recently recognized for her contributions during the COVID-19 pandemic receiving a Together Women Rise award from actress Priyanka Chopra. 

June 20^th is World Refugee Day and the theme for 2020 is “Every Action Counts”. It is a reminder of the huge contributions made by refugees towards a more inclusive and equal society.

The unexpected impact of COVID-19 on the planet

Being kind to our planet, reducing your carbon footprint and becoming an example for others is a lot easier than it might seem. It doesn’t have to be complicated, expensive, or time-consuming. It can just be as simple as the following five tips!

A message from the co-founder.

In mitigating the spread of COVID-19, and practicing social distancing, the need for self care and a focus on personal wellness is more crucial than ever. Making sure to practice good wellness habits now will help deal with the financial, mental and physical health-related obstacles that have accompanied the pandemic.