New Releases by Michelle Williams

Capitalism’s crisis is planetary. It is a system upending nature and society, causing many to live and work in despair. So far, the left has been incapable of inspiring an effective challenge to it. In Worker Cooperatives and Deep Democracy, Vishwas Satgar and Michelle Williams map a new transformative politics arising from inspiring worker cooperative systems that advance planetary care from below and which have the potential to undermine the capitalist status quo. Based on over a decade of research across 15 countries, the authors examine case studies that explore transformative approaches to social reproduction, public power, nature and territorial expansion in opposition to global hegemonic power. They also uncover the power of solidarities engendering emancipatory, utopian imaginaries in the global north and south. They show how, against all the odds, people are experimenting with deep democracy and building systems of care to live differently and exit the planetary crisis.

Grief in the Margins explores the ways in which grief manifests in the “Invisible Majority” (racialized and underrepresented groups) and how the intersections of identity shape how this community experiences loss. Through examining the cultural implications of grief and loss, this text takes a closer look at the phenomenon of collective grief and considers the effect of dominant Western culture on the ability of an individual or a community to grieve effectively. The author provides a social commentary on the systems and structures, such as white supremacy and anti-Black racism, that make loss and grief more prevalent in racialized and underrepresented communities. The topics discussed include an exploration of the BLM movement as a manifestation of grief and as a response to long-standing historic and continued loss due to anti-Black racism, police brutality, slavery, and colonialism, as well as the history of residential schools in Indigenous communities, resulting in systematic losses including the dismantling of Indigenous families, culture, and traditions. Readers will gain insight and understanding of a universal human experience that is systematically and structurally inequitable. Grief in the Margins is an essential text for college and university courses focusing on grief and loss, bereavement, and death and dying.

Dream it. Build it. Race to the finish! Nova is a determined and creative young girl with a big dream-to build the fastest soapbox car and win the Willow Creek Summer Race! With a heart full of excitement and an intentional mission, she sets out to make her dream a reality. Along the way, Nova faces unexpected challenges-a wobbly wheel, a sore thumb, and even friends who question why she''s working so hard. But with perseverance, teamwork, and a never-give-up attitude, she learns that success isn''t just about speed-it''s about staying focused, putting in the work, and believing in yourself. Perfect for young readers ages 6-13, Nova''s Big Soap box Dream is a fun and inspiring story that teaches kids the power of goal-setting, resilience, and determination. With vibrant illustrations and an uplifting message, this book will encourage children to dream big and take action! ⭐ A must-read for parents and educators looking to inspire confidence, perseverance, and growth mindset in kids!

The Battlefield of Self: Coping with Matters of the Heart, Mind, and Spirit is a 30-day devotional that focuses on seeking God when walking in the wilderness. It is at that moment when you surrender, and give God total control of your heart, mind, and spirit as you seek wisdom, guidance, comfort, and strength to begin the healing process that leads to better days. Tawana Michelle Williams, M.B.A./HRM grew up in Jackson, MS. She is the mother of two beautiful smart daughters and also author of "The Battlefield of the Workplace: A 30-Day Devotional Focused on Departing from One''s Own Will and Obeying God Instead." Tawana has experienced some tough situations throughout her life, that led her to suffer from Recurrent Severe Major Depressive Disorder and Severe Unspecified Anxiety Disorder. She has learned through prayer, fasting and journaling, you can overcome anything in life that tries to break you down. This book is not only a personal journal of Tawana sharing how she sought scripture, prayed, and journaled her way out of a dark place, but also prays others who at some point has found themselves in similar places or are currently in a dark place will use this devotional book and journal as a resource for healing.

Do You Want to Homeschool Your Children but Aren''t Sure How and Where to Start? Look No Further! Homeschooling is more than just an educational choice; it''s a lifestyle that prioritizes your child''s unique learning style and interests. It allows you to create a learning environment that is as dynamic and diverse as your child. Whether you''re drawn to homeschooling due to dissatisfaction with traditional schooling options, a desire for a more hands-on approach to your child''s education, or the need to cater to specific learning needs, this book will provide you with a comprehensive guide to get started. Included in this guide are guidance to the following questions: Where can I find my state homeschooling laws? Should I homeschool elementary, high school or both? What documents or records should I keep? How much will it cost? What about socialization? What resources are available? This book is a short, no-frills guide to how to get started homeschooling today. If you are considering homeschooling or have a friend or family member considering it and aren''t sure what to do next, scroll up and click the buy button. See you inside!

Cook your way to a safe baby while controlling your diabetes with The New Ideal 2024 Gestational Diabetes Cookbook It can be overwhelming to learn that you have gestational diabetes while pregnant. However, reducing your blood sugar for a safe pregnancy depends on choosing a nutritious diet. You can control blood glucose levels and feed both you and your infant with the assistance of the dishes in this straightforward guide. Extremely easy recipes-With recipes that are straightforward in three different ways-30 minutes, one saucepan, and five ingredients-you can spend less time on your feet and more time resting. A balanced plate-Learn advice on avoiding particular meals, using portion control, and forming good routines. With the help of The New Ideal 2024 Gestational Diabetes Cookbook, you can spend less time preparing and more time planning a joyous birth.

Something about her infatuated John as he watched her dance at the Lughnasad festival. They lived in Settiscath, a small village on Orkney Island. it was a small village and he thought he knew everyone until he saw her. He didn''t know who she was, but knew he had to speak to her. Mary''s parents refused to allow her to see him, but she knew she would marry him the moment she set eyes on him. Sneaking away to see him, Mary saw his future in his eyes as she gazed lovingly at the man, she would spend the rest of her life with. Mary thought John would be hers for all eternity until the dairymaid returned with an unexpected surprise. Will John and Mary find forever in each other? Will Kate steal John away, leaving Mary alone? What will Mary do now she knows the truth? John has a decision to make before it is too late.

In The Daily Check-In, singer and actress Michelle Williams helps readers process the emotions that cause them to feel overwhelmed and gives them powerful strategies for discovering freedom and wholeness. In her book Checking In, Michelle Williams shared the painful seasons of struggle that left her feeling like she couldn''t go on. In the midst of her wrestling, she came to realize her crucial need for connection--with God, herself, and others--and developed strategies for checking in with each. Her life-giving strategies have helped her overcome the thoughts and emotions that once threatened to derail her. Now she shares those strategies with readers who are on their own journeys toward mental wholeness--and who want to discover how to be free to live an abundant life. In this sixty-day guided journal, Williams leads readers through the process of identifying the thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that leave them feeling overwhelmed, unfulfilled, and alone. Through her unique blend of tender, sometimes humorous, and often thought-provoking wisdom, Williams shows readers how to overcome difficult circumstances and relationships with life-giving honesty and connection, offering powerful readings about overwhelming emotions and healing from hurt; key scriptures that emphasize the importance of checking in with God, themselves, and others; journaling prompts for personal processing; and short prayers to help readers lean on God for insight, strength, and courage on their journey toward mental wholeness.

The Battlefield of the Workplace is about maintaining a Christian lifestyle by balancing work and faith. It is not about a particular company or job. It is about letting down your guards and trusting God''s Word to lead you on the path to your purpose. It can sometimes become a war between what we think or feel like we should be doing versus God''s Plan. This 30-day devotional outlines scriptures in the bible followed by journaling that will serve as a guide into the purpose God has for you. Tawana Michelle Williams, M.B.A./HRM grew up in Jackson, Mississippi. She is the single mother of two daughters and owner of Williams HR Consulting Group, LLC. Tawana has over 16 years of HR/Staffing and Recruiting experience working in various industries. Over the years, she has learned that life is not always about the titles you hold or the amount of money you earn. It is about being on the path that God has prepared for you. Through prayer, fasting, and journaling Tawana has learned that life is about obeying, believing, and trusting in God''s word, knowing that He has already laid the foundation and paved the way, and if you know you are living in your purpose, God will take care of all your needs.

in this book, you''ll find more than +250 recipes for whipping up quick, simple, and flavorful air-fried meals designed to share with a partner, roommate, or friend.

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"I need help." Those three words saved Grammy Award–winning singer Michelle Williams''s life. After decades of sweeping her anxiety and depression under the rug--even during her years in the spotlight with Destiny''s Child--Michelle found herself planning her own funeral. Realizing that she needed immediate help and could no longer battle her anxiety and depression alone, she checked herself into a treatment facility. When she came home, she was energized and determined to check in on a regular basis with herself, God, and others. Practical, engaging, and full of wisdom, Checking In will give you the tools you need to: Tear down the walls around your vulnerability that are hindering your healing Reject the lies of anxiety and depression and replace them with the truth of God''s Word Trade toxic thought patterns for lasting joy Find freedom by forgiving yourself and others An uplifting, behind-the-scenes look at one woman''s path to healing, Checking In reminds you that you''re not alone and that God is not yet finished writing your story. Praise for Checking In: "Michelle Williams is one of the bravest, strongest women I know. She has fought through very public struggles and dark, hidden days of depression. And now, in Checking In, she''s putting it all out there for everyone to see. Her story is powerful and relatable, and she wants you to know that you are not alone. Healing is possible. And she''s here to walk through it with you." --Sarah Jakes Roberts, founder of Woman Evolve, copastor of The Potter''s House, and bestselling author of Woman Evolve

in this book, you''ll find more than 125 recipes for whipping up quick, simple, and flavorful air-fried meals designed to share with a partner, roommate, or friend.

in this book, you''ll find more than 125 recipes for whipping up quick, simple, and flavorful air-fried meals designed to share with a partner, roommate, or friend.

in this book, you''ll find more than 800 recipes for whipping up quick, simple, and flavorful air-fried meals designed to share with a partner, roommate, or friend.

in this book, you''ll find more than 800 recipes for whipping up quick, simple, and flavorful air-fried meals designed to share with a partner, roommate, or friend.

in this book, you''ll find more than 800 recipes for whipping up quick, simple, and flavorful air-fried meals designed to share with a partner, roommate, or friend.

Black Lawyer, having an opening scene of a flashback, points out some of the effects of long-term systemic racism on Black America, including, generational trauma and health issues. While giving a personal account of events in my own life, Black Lawyer highlights how the climb to professionalism, as well as other ideas of success, generally looks very different for Whites and Blacks in America irrespective of wealth, education, and social status. Although aimed to point out some of the hardships of Blacks in America, including those in the criminal justice system, Black Lawyer points out that White America is not left completely unaffected. Join me as I begin to unpack this complex beast we have all come to know as the American Way as we inform, become informed, and inspire change for a better tomorrow.***She believed she could, so she did.relevant key term searches may include black girl magic, black lives matter, race, lawyers, black lawyers, women, and women lawyers.

The state of African American romantic love and marriage has garnered increased scrutiny over the last 20 years, sparking great attention among scholarly studies, pop culture, and mainstream media to combat marriage decline. African American literature offers a complex view of marriage and romantic love via the works of Zora Neale Hurston as early as the 1930s that predates other studies. Hurstons Their Eyes Were Watching God and Hitting a Straight Lick with a Crooked Stick are the catalysts for understanding black romantic love, questions of marriage, and concerns about black male and female relationships then and now. A close read of Hurstons works and studies of African American romantic love and marriage, via statistics and mainstream media, reveals the complexities of how black love is studied under the umbrella of marriage. This work argues that Hurstons point of view impacts current studies and sheds light on representations of black love. Keywords: Zora Neale Hurston, black love, African American marriage, marriage decline, romantic love..

When the struggles in life come crashing in your marriage, don''t lose hope. Like an experienced surfer, you can learn to ride the waves of tribulation in your marriage with a peace and joy that God will provide. The tools in this 9-week workbook will help you to survive and even thrive in the midst of your storm! Use this in a small group setting, with your spouse, or alone. Separation and divorce often accompany marriage struggles, so get the help you need now! ufeffTurbulent waves in life often knock couples into the undercurrent of frustration and hopelessness. Often these waves come in the form of unmet expectations, parenting challenges, finances, addictions, illness, or the loss of a loved one, just to name a few. It''s not a matter of if, but when a wave will come crashing in. But, just as an experienced surfer faces huge waves with confidence, Riding the Waves of Tribulation in Your Marriage God''s Way will provide tools for couples to do the same. This 8-week workbook is filled with faith-based lessons and a surfing theme, referring to the Bible as a "suffer-board". Each lesson is formatted to be used as an individual, as a couple, or in a group setting, and will help couples not just survive but thrive in the midst of their waves.

Are you looking for a fuss-free bread machine cookbook? Do you want to bake your bread and prepare your favorite meals for your family and friends? The Bread Machine Cookbook: 200 EASY-TO-FOLLOW RECIPES FOR BAKING DELICIOUS HOMEMADE BREAD deserves a spot in your kitchen!This page-turner cookbook will have you excited to try every recipe. Before getting into the amazing 200 recipes, the book first allows readers to understand the mechanics of baking with a bread machine and the machine cycles. In this chapter, the emphasis is on crust functionality and the different processes, such as: Bread Machine Cycles Basic Cycle Sweet Bread Cycle Nut or Raisin Cycle Whole Wheat Cycle French Bread Cycle Dough Cycle Rapid Bake Cycle Cake or Quick Cycle Jam Cycle Time-Bake or Delayed Cycle As a beginner or advanced baker who wants to explore various recipes, including gluten-free ones, reading this book helps them learn the right way of ingredient selection and measurement and convert cooking measurement. Meanwhile, one chapter concentrates on paying attention to the grocery list when shopping. Another teaches about the essential four ingredients to baking bread: Flour, Salt, Yeast, and Water. Out of the 24-Chapter book, readers can access 20 chapters full of recipes. To ensure everyone will have various dishes and recipes to prepare, 2 chapters cover sweet breads, cheese breads, and nut & seed breads. Also, 3 chapters are allotted for Gluten-free Bread, Keto Bread, and Traditional Bread. Meanwhile, other branches are for Fruit Breads, Vegetable Breads, Sourdough Breads, Holiday Bread, and Spice & Herb Breads. When are you going to start reading and then put your apron on? Get your copy today.

Patient falls in hospitals continue to plague healthcare professionals and cause harm to patients. In 2017, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimated that 3,000,000 patients fall in the hospital annually. The literature identifies many different tools and interventions to prevent patient falls. Hospitals need to consider which assessment tools are best for their institution. In addition, patients need education about fall prevention during their hospitalization.The Dionne Egress Test (Egress Test) is a three-step test created by Michael Dionne, a physical therapist. The test was originally created as a screening tool to help staff assess a patient’s gait and ability to safely transfer following bariatric surgery. Since then, the Egress Test has been used in other settings. For this evidence-based practice quality improvement project, in addition to current use of the Morse Fall Scale, the Egress Test was used by nurses to not only determine a patient’s fall risk status but to also assess the patient’s gait and readiness to transfer. The focus of this DNP project was first to determine nursing staff knowledge on fall risk factors, then provide staff education on the purpose of and how to perform the Egress Test, and finally to have nursing staff utilize the Egress Test as part of their everyday practice. The overall goal of the project was to decrease the number of patient falls at the project site.The project findings revealed the Egress Test assisted nurses in determining if their patient was a high or low fall risk. The project lead reviewed falls data 60 days prior to the implementation of the Egress Test and falls data 60 days post implementation of the Egress Test. The average number of falls for the 2 months prior to the Egress Test education was 2.67 per 1,000 patient days; however, over the previous eight quarters the average fall rate is 3.7 per 1,000 patient days. A higher number of falls occurred in the month of November, just prior to project implementation. In the month of November, after project site staff education, five falls occurred; however, these falls occurred with float pool staff who had not been educated on the use of the Egress Test. Based on this finding, float pool staff education occurred in December and January; three falls occurred December and in January there were two falls. Prior to the education on the use of the Egress Test, only 25% of the patients on this unit were scored as a high fall risk; after education on the Egress Test, the number of patients deemed a high fall risk increased to 50%. Recommendations for this project include continued use of the Morse Fall Scale and the Egress Test to assess patient fall risk, patient gait, and patient readiness to transfer, continued tracking of patient falls, and educating additional nurses on the use of the Egress Test. In addition, as nurses and patient care assistants are hired to this unit, they will be educated on the use of the Egress Test during their onboarding process. This DNP project added to a larger discussion within the facility regarding fall prevention and appropriate tools to use to help nurses critically assess their patients’ readiness to safely transfer while in the hospital.

Work is defined as fulfilling duties regularly for wages or salary (Merriam-Webster). Work determines who we are, where we''ll live, what kind of lifestyle we''ll have, who our friends will be, and our divine purpose. Yet how many of us are aware of how much the bible says about work and workplace issues? God intended His Word to change people''s lives, and the bible is for today, tomorrow, and the future. The examples in the bible are inspired by God, and I am inspired to tackle the workplace as I know it in my short book, "God The Worker" according to Minister Flora M. Donson-Williams.

MEMOIRS OF A YOUNG WOMAN''S TRIALS IN RELATIONSHIPS. THE PAIN AND DECEIT SHE ENDURES AND THE WILL TO OVERCOME THEM.

"A Woman’s Touch Self Defense is about women defending themselves against their attackers. Learn pressure points, how to use anything as a weapon, breathing + meditation techniques, rape prevention, effective body parts to hit, and much more!"--Amazon

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What happens when your little ones wish they were many colors? You shall soon find out. I Wish I Were Many Colors captures the colorful imagination of a little child’s brilliant mind. Just imagine what your little ones could be doing with brown toes, a pink stomach, and yellow knees!