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Coping through COVID: Reminding stressed-out youth they aren’t alone

The uncertainty, isolation, unrest and disappearance of opportunities resulting from the pandemic are putting young people at risk for higher rates of depression, anxiety and suicide.
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Arts organizations strive to stay alive amid COVID-19 pandemic

COVID-19 shut down thousands of arts and cultural institutions nationwide, costing billions of dollars in lost revenue and wages. At the same time, the pandemic is inspiring new creativity in the sector.
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Why Wildemere?

“Working with Leslie is a pleasure. She’s a talented writer, highly professional in her approach, right on top of her deadlines and manages any project well. That’s why she’s our go-to when
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A Tribute: Jessye Norman and Dr. Silas Norman

If, as the saying goes, a life worth living is one lived for others, then Jessye Norman and her brother Dr. Silas Norman Jr. indeed lived. (Written for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra)
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Thriving on Innovation

Michigan is at the epicenter of mobility, manufacturing, agriculture and cybersecurity. Reigning in manufacturing, agriculture, transportation and overall innovation is Pure Michigan. (Written for Crain/Planet M)
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Diversity: It’s in your control

Diversity is about who we are. Inclusion is about the way we treat people. Both matter to your company’s bottom line. (Written for Bank of America/Crain’s)
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Why children’s mental health matters to your company’s bottom line

Mental illness affects one in five adults and costs U.S. employers upwards of $193 billion annually. Half of chronic mental illness begins before age 14; however, fewer than 20 percent of children with mental illness get the treatment they need. Yet cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes and respiratory illnesses typically dominate healthcare conversations. That’s because for most people, mental health is not a watercooler conversation. It’s a stigma company leaders just don’t understand.
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Looking back at past racial tensions in order to move forward

Though there isn’t consensus on the progress made since ’67, most agree long-simmering frustration with racial inequity catalyzed the rebellion.
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Helping you tell your story

Wildemere Publishing is ready to tell your story. We provide writing, editing, consulting, content and project management services for nearly every industry — including arts and culture, business, education,
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