In March 2011, the urban core of Austin, Texas, a park like no other would appear. The park didn’t have a playground, at least not a conventional one, the park wasn’t aimed at Austin’s dog culture, or even to hikers. This park was different than what you would typically expect…

Working in public utilities has really made my appreciate what cities are: they are a massive habitat for thousands of people to come together and live their lives. Cities bring out the best aspects of humanity: collaboration, innovation, industries revolutionizing the world, creativity and so on. …

This post was originally written for my new personal blog Quadrant Nine. You can read the original here. There’s something ethereal and serene about the silence of mornings. If you wake up early enough in the morning you see a world different than the one during the day. The silence…

This post was originally posted on the Everyday Superhumans official blog. “Whatever I do, I always have a partner in crime.” — Ashley Fontenot, Ep. 11 Batman & Robin Ironman & War Machine Captain America & Falcon When you’re going into the scene of battle, it’s best not to go…

This story originally appeared on the Everyday Superhumans blog, and was published under the same name. If the volunteer is backbone of the nonprofit, then money is the fuel that keeps it going. An engine is useless without the fuel to drive it. You probably already know that donations are…

How lending a helping hand is essential for all nonprofits This post was originally uploaded to the Everyday Superhumans blog. Everyday Superhumans is a podcast dedicated to promoting community involvement through interviews with nonprofit and small business founders and directors. …