We tend to see a doctor at the last possible moment – when we feel we’re too sick to brave the morning commute, or when we have to be rushed to the ER. If we’re feeling depressed, we usually just hope we can feel better soon…or may not give it

Confidence is key. If you don’t believe in yourself, then who will? “In order to be the master of your life, you must first recognize that you are the rightful master of your brain, its owner and operator.” – Ilchi Lee, Human Technology To be able to achieve goals in

You live. You learn. You grow. This is the endless cycle of human life. There are so many amazing things that you can do in your lifetime. You take on many roles and each role in life teaches you a little bit about yourself. You’re supposed to make mistakes. You’re

Last week the IBREA Foundation was able to hold the seventh term of its World Peace Leadership program. It was such an exciting time and there are so many memories that were made as well as new friends for IBREA. During the world peace leadership program, we take our guests

Laura, a young girl. In a poor and violent neighborhood. Gets pregnant by force at the age of 15. Continues her studies despite all odds, including the assassination of her mother, the only income-bearer in the household. This story is a story of growth, a story of the great power

Now that IBREA has started its pilot program in Harlem, our attention is focused there and we are learning more about its people and its problems. Multiple community leaders we have spoken with have found a way to drop the word “gentrification” into the conversation. Harlem is changing but possibly

This past Tuesday, October 20th, 389 South Koreans, together with the South Korean Red Cross, journeyed up to Diamond Mountain resort in North Korea to reunite with family members they had not seen in over 60 years (New York Times). Tears were shed and memories rekindled, often through old family

Tomorrow marks the last day of Mental Health Awareness Week 2015. It is our hope that people will continue to keep mental health in mind throughout the rest of the year. Though physical health problems are perhaps more easily visible from a distance, those who have experienced mental health illness