Diana is a writer, runner, lover of words and life-long learner. She graduated with a Bachelor's degree in News-Editorial Journalism from Gardner-Webb University and since entering the proverbial "real world," has been challenged (slash forced) to learn what does and doesn't work when communicating honest messages. Currently, she works with a Benefit Consulting firm just outside New York City where she heads up the creation of employee communications and client deliverables for her team. Diana has a passion for a brave vulnerability that reveals the ugliest of impurities in the light of a perfecting grace.
The economic landscape is tough for everyone – especially recent college graduates who constantly find themselves in the experience-required-experience-needed conundrum. Breaking Point Flix takes an honest (& kind of funny) look at the question, “Why should I hire you?”
Changes could be on the way for science classes across the nation with the release of the Next Generation Science Standards.
Are disciplinary actions always fair across different races? Are harsher punishments for minority students perpetuating a school-to-prison pipeline?
Is CNN’s thumbnail for a Steubenville-inspired Public Service Announcement sending the wrong message?
Philadelphia’s citizens, teachers and students are fighting to save their public school system. And they’re not backing down.
Let’s work together on solutions. Leave suggestions in the comments.
Exploring the cyclical relationships between socioeconomics and education.
Diana Palka, the Good Men Project’s new Associate Editor for Education, Humor & Gender, takes a stab at what it means to “join the conversation” regardless of your credentials.
What your weight-watching, water drinking, exercise obsession “diet phase” says to your insecure female significant other.
For an astounding fourth year in a row, all 167 seniors at Urban Prep Acadamies’ schools have been accepted at four-year colleges or universities this fall.
Residents of Temecula, CA, gifted Marine Corporal Juan Dominguez and his wife, Alexis, with everything they needed for a perfect wedding to show their gratitude for his service to the country.
Mark Ellis remembers the groundbreaking singer songwriter of thrash-death-speed metal band Slayer, who passed away earlier this month.
Why aren’t Swazi men jumping at the chance to have their foreskins cut off?
Fed up with rejection, Tim Stobierski quits writing, and discovers that there are some things you can’t stop doing without changing who you are.
Ryan W. Bradley squirms through a film about a man like he was, not long ago: undiagnosed, violent, and about to hit bottom.
Do you know the way to your own heart? Men who cook and write wanted.
Take a look at how many people have enough drinking water or how many know how to read in this stylish infographic.
The being ready is important and the delivering the best you can is even more important.
These comments are from KKZ and Tom B. on “Ask the Feminist Answers: Definitions, Recommendations and Media Violence Against Men.”
Adam DeVine stars in this hilarious cop show spoof about a duo that track down dudes that have neglected to properly manscape their nether regions.
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“You would never know from sex ed classes that people actually enjoy sex.”
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