Learning to play with Children’s Blocks by Jenny T.A. Nguyen

I believe that every person should be accepted as a unique individual, regardless of their colour, size, age, orientation, lifestyle, culture, education or any other differential that is but only one small aspect of their person. Yet, the same courtesy is often hard to extend to myself.

Tad’s Story by Mark Frein

When I announced a couple of weeks ago that we would be doing a piece of work with a major international natural beauty product retailer, it sparked some curiousity in our office. We have a pretty diverse set of clients, but beauty and health retail was a new industry for us. My client contact was lovely enough to bring along a sample of their products are our first meeting, which I happily distributed around the office.

Big Shifts in Small Acts of Grace by Valerie Nishi

I’ve noticed recently, how seemingly small gestures can create big change.