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The Person Who Arrives
The Person who Arrives is a weaving of stories, art, and poetry that makes space for another way of conceptualizing disability and of being present to disabled children and students in our schools and in our lives. It is an invitation to consider the ideas and concepts of disability studies (DS) and the importance of including the perspectives and lived experience of disabled people in guiding our practice as educators and parents. It is a journey that encourages the reader to explore their biases, attending to the influence of ableism, the importance of the language we use, the models and constructs we draw upon, and the ways that these inherently shape our approach, understanding, and resp...
Things That Affect the Human Race
Things That Affect the Human Race was birthed of a desire to write something that would be encouraging and inspiring during this time of crisis.The assassin, COVID-19, snuck in and caught the world off guard. Black, white, old and young, all religions and all nationalities-this virus does not discriminate. As I watch the news, my heart cries for all of us. While in quarantine, I have been thinking, praying, and meditating on scripture. I have a greater appreciation of my family and friends, and life in general. Every day I wake up, I thank the Lord for another day. I hope as you read the pages of this book or watch the video sermon provided by my publisher, you will find comfort in these words that come directly from my heart.-Dr. Leah M. Kelley
Selfdom
Selfdom (noun) 1. an expression of poetic thought, a glimpse inside the mind of the poet. 2. find healing, peace, and a sense of release. 3. the desire to know oneself; the essence of one's being, to be in tune mentally, emotionally, and spiritually with oneself, and one's reason for existing. 4. requiring one to face one's past, and the pain associated with it; to uncover there is freedom from the bondage that seeks to hold one captive. Dr. Leah M. Kelley was born in Stamford, Connecticut on Dec 19th, 1969. She is the eldest of seven children. She grew up in Sacramento, California. She is an internationally published poet. Leah received her honorary Doctorate in Divinity on October 18th, 2019. She is also a mother of six: four sons and two daughters. She is a grandmother of eleven beautiful grandchildren. Leah has been writing for forty-four years; her love of poetry grew at a young age. Leah is also a lover of the arts, an actress, and enjoys writing praise and worship songs. She thanks God for the gifts He has bestowed upon her. Published by Blue Forge Press.
Things That Affect the Human Race
Things That Affect the Human Race was birthed of a desire to write something that would be encouraging and inspiring during this time of crisis.The assassin, COVID-19, snuck in and caught the world off guard. Black, white, old and young, all religions and all nationalities-this virus does not discriminate. As I watch the news, my heart cries for all of us. While in quarantine, I have been thinking, praying, and meditating on scripture. I have a greater appreciation of my family and friends, and life in general. Every day I wake up, I thank the Lord for another day. I hope as you read the pages of this book or watch the video sermon provided by my publisher, you will find comfort in these words that come directly from my heart.-Dr. Leah M. Kelley
Rise Revolution
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Rise
Ten women explore life, love and loss, growing up, raising families, and growing older with grace, anger, honesty and power. Featuring poetry and nonfiction short stories from Jennifer DiMarco, Jonielle McMurtrey, Michelle Lee, Bree Indigo, Sheila Mengert, Dakoda Foxx, Dr. Leah M. Kelley, Pam Cavaliere, Jill Murphy, and Phoenix Noel, Rise: Volume 2 is a collection of slices of life so raw and real that ten women become one and speak to us all. Proceeds from this volume will be donated to S.T.E.A.M. (Science Technology Engineering Art Math) projects for girls and young women sponsored by the 501(c)3 nonprofit Blue Legacy.
Congressional Record
The Congressional Record is the official record of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress. It is published daily when Congress is in session. The Congressional Record began publication in 1873. Debates for sessions prior to 1873 are recorded in The Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United States (1789-1824), the Register of Debates in Congress (1824-1837), and the Congressional Globe (1833-1873)
