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Google Is Emailing 13-Year-Olds to Remove Parental Controls | Evans Cutchmore
Google Is Emailing 13-Year-Olds to Remove Parental Controls | Evans Cutchmore
When Google emails the child directly, they are doing more than providing information. They are creating a power dynamic. The child now knows that Google has given them a choice.... Read more...
The Inheritance of Disorder: What the Cantrell Administration Leaves Behind for Helena Moreno | Evans Cutchmore
The Inheritance of Disorder: What the Cantrell Administration Leaves Behind for Helena Moreno | Evans Cutchmore
As LaToya Cantrell exits office, New Orleans faces a sobering reality: years of controversy, stalled execution, and eroded trust have left the city in need of repair. The incoming administration,... Read more...
The Inconsistency of Honoring Legacies: A Call for Fairness | Evans Cutchmore
The Inconsistency of Honoring Legacies: A Call for Fairness | Evans Cutchmore
The removal of Marie Couvent's name from the school she founded is emblematic of a wider inconsistency in how we honor historical figures. The New Orleans school board, as part... Read more...
When Sacred Walks Become Social Media Spectacles | Evans Cutchmore
When Sacred Walks Become Social Media Spectacles: A Reflection on the Monks Walking for Peace
I had every intention of meeting the Monks Walking for Peace when they came through Atlanta this past weekend. Their mission resonates deeply with me, the deliberate, contemplative act of... Read more...
Finding Community at EO Louisiana's 20th | Evans Cutchmore
The Art of Strategic Networking: Finding My Place at EO Louisiana's 20th Anniversary
EO Louisiana's Accelerator Program launched 20 years ago as one of just three beta test sites nationally, emerging in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina when New Orleans' business community desperately... Read more...
2025 New Orleans Neighborhood Summit Coverage | Evans Cutchmore
Building What's Next: Inside the 2025 New Orleans Neighborhood Summit
The 2025 New Orleans Neighborhood Summit, held November 1st at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, brought together hundreds of residents, community organizers, and faith leaders for a day focused... Read more...
Banned Books
Banned Books
Books spark thought. Books challenge power. Books give voice. Banned Books Week is a reminder that stories once silenced still demand to be heard.The books most often challenged are not... Read more...