Sarah Sicard

2 months ago | inc.com | Sarah Sicard

Barry Benepe, a visionary urban planner who, in 1976, imagined a city where farmers trucked fresh produce to forgotten corners of New York, turning dank spaces into vibrant places of community, passed away Wednesday at age 96. But the legacy he left behind is fresh as ever. Benepe’s foresight not only helped pioneer the farm-to-table movement, it helped save nearby farms. New York’s Greenmarkets aren’t just about local produce—they’re community hubs.

2 months ago | inc.com | Sarah Sicard

On April 16, Health and Human Services secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made some scientifically unfounded comments about the cause of autism, calling rising autism rates an epidemic. He went on to paint a bleak picture of the life of autistic persons. “These are kids who will never pay taxes. They’ll never hold a job. They’ll never play baseball. They’ll never write a poem. They’ll never go out on a date. Many of them will never use a toilet unassisted,” he said.

2 months ago | t.ly | Sarah Sicard

In the last 15 years, we have been blessed to see the rise of a new golden age of war movies. Hollywood has delivered some of the most gripping, gut-wrenching war films in decades, from boots-on-the-ground realism to historical epics oozing with nostalgia.

2 months ago | military.com | Sarah Sicard

In the last 15 years, we have been blessed to see the rise of a new golden age of war movies. Hollywood has delivered some of the most gripping, gut-wrenching war films in decades, from boots-on-the-ground realism to historical epics oozing with nostalgia.

2 months ago | inc.com | Sarah Sicard

The cost of war can be measured in myriad ways. Dollars—and years—spent fighting, and, of course, lives lost. That human cost makes the use of artificial intelligence and unmanned battle technology—like drones—a reasonable strategy to explore.