Public Humiliation in the Digital Age

Have you ever made a mistake? For all of us, the answer is “yes.” What if the mistake you made is captured on film and goes viral? That is a very real possibility in today’s day and age. Cell phone cameras are ubiquitous. A 17-year-old girl in Ireland is learning a very difficult lesson about […]

September 5

CWA of VA encourages you to attend this event.

Budgeting Defined

Nothing in Washington is ever simple, and that includes the jargon. With that in mind, here’s our handy-dandy guide to fiscalspeak.

Seven Lessons on Hope

God is currently teaching me about Hope in the face of disheartenment.  You can probably relate.  As humans, we all have a working knowledge of disappointment.  Maybe you’re experiencing discouragement because of workplace tensions, declining health, or relational rejection; or maybe the immense problems our country is facing — like our massive national debt crisis […]

CWA of GA responds to recent news articles on the Common Core

On August 21, 2013, Gov. Nathan Deal asked the Georgia State Board of Education to do a review of the Common Core standards. In addition, the Governor asked the school board members to begin developing Georgia’s own curriculum standards for Social Studies which are not currently a part of the Common Core standards. Click here […]