Episode six of the Kaleidoscope Podcast is now available!

Discovering Unexpected Truths

Unexpected truths are discovered throughout this issue, in all genres. Sometimes the truth can be hard to swallow and in other cases, revelations are surprisingly sweet. One story exposes bits of the truth without fully disclosing all the details, and . . .
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Just Imagine Gift Gallery

As discussed in episode 2 of Kaleidoscope: The Art & Language of Inclusion we recently visited Just Imagine Gift Gallery location at 201 6th St NW, Canton, OH 44702. Just Imagine empowers individuals with developmental disabilities to unlock the creative . . .
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The Path to Contentment

Read issue 85 here. Elizabeth Gilbert provided an intriguing description of contentment in Eat Pray Love when she identified it as a “bandit,” eluding all who chase it. It taunts and disappears when seekers get too close and she concludes, . . .
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The cover of issue 84 of Kaleidoscope. It featured a recreation of "Girl with a Pearl Earring" by Erik Jensen.

Resilience: That Was Then, This is Now

Read issue 84 here. Perhaps we were looking through rose-colored glasses when we saw 2020 in the rearview mirror and thought our pandemic woes were behind us. We may have naively believed 2021, and a vaccine, would bring an end . . .
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Group of four employees standing in front of children's toys donated to the UDS Toy & Resource Center.

Miller’s Christmas in July

As a celebration of Christmas in July, Miller's Rental and Sales, Inc. purchased and donated more than 20 toys to the UDS Toy & Resource Center! Pictured, from left to right, is Audrey Sentz, Toy & Resource Center Supervisor, Brian . . .
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A woman smiling with her guide dog. Taken at UDS Low Vision Services.
A newborn arriving three weeks before its due date is considered premature. Jessica and her twin sister, Andra, were born three months early, each weighing less than two pounds. The earlier the birth, the higher the risk that vision, hearing, . . .
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