Tips and Resources to Help Children with an Incarcerated Parent Parental incarceration is a difficult experience for children. And it’s a much more common experience than you might realize–it is estimated that around 1 in 28 U.S. children has an incarcerated parent. You may be a single parent, raising your child while your spouse is…
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7 Reasons It’s Not Too Late to Change Your Career The idea of switching careers is often intimidating to people who are already settled into a career path. But whether you are in your 30s, 40s, or even your 50s, it’s not too late to change your career. More people are taking the leap of…
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What to Do after High School: 5 Inspiring Ideas Now that you’ve graduated high school, you’re ready to make your parents, teachers, and fellow classmates proud. Excitement and anticipation bubbles as you prepare to pursue a career where you can use your passions to help people. The world is at your fingertips with countless possibilities…
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How to Get a Remote Job: A Step-by-Step Guide Remote work has become increasingly popular, providing flexibility, work-life balance, and the chance to work from virtually anywhere. Whether you’re seeking a remote job in a new field or looking to transition your existing career to a remote setting, this guide outlines practical steps you can…
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Ways to Make Money in Retirement Have you retired from full-time employment, but your retirement income is coming up short? Perhaps you’re stretched in the current economy to meet your bills, or you’d like extra income to travel. You may be thinking about part-time work and other ways to make money in retirement. Consider the…
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Reentry Guide: Navigating Life After Incarceration Reentering society comes with many challenges—and opportunities for growth. As human beings, we all have basic needs like food, safety, and shelter—but we also have deeper needs like connection, purpose, and healing. During your time in prison, some of those needs may not have been fully met. Our goal…
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The History of Women’s Education For most of modern history, education has been something that men have had access to, while women have had to fight for their right to become educated. Thanks to the work of countless trailblazers who have spearheaded legal reform efforts and reshaped cultural norms, women’s education rights are in a…
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A Remote Career for Stay-At-Home Moms Are you a stay-at-home mom who is still interested in the possibility of having a remote career? Consider training to become a medical transcriptionist, sometimes referred to as a healthcare documentation specialist or medical record transcriber, as a remote career option. As a medical transcriptionist, you can work from…
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How to Prepare for a Paralegal Career as a Military Spouse Being a military spouse often means navigating a mobile lifestyle and adapting to new challenges. Planning a paralegal career as a military spouse is an excellent way to build a portable, rewarding profession. Paralegals are in demand nationwide, and with the right preparation and…
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Encouragement for a Mom Going Back to School Have you ever had a growing desire to pursue that one dream that feels a little too far off? Anticipation builds, and you want to do something about the excitement. Perhaps you’ve taken a step forward to make your dream a reality, but now with one foot…
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Blackstone’s Ethics for Paralegals course provides 5 hours of CLEs for NALA and NALS-certified paralegals required to meet the legal ethics requirement for recertification.
