Jessica Janowsky is an educator and a yoga and mindfulness instructor.
She is a scholar, always learning and actively seeking opportunities to learn about herself, others, and the world. She enjoys reading, fitness, and being in nature.
Her goal is to touch people of all ages through her stories about metta (love and kindness) and to inspire others to rise to the challenge of using their strengths in service to help the world a more loving and peaceful place.
Minka is an eight-year-old girl with cerebral palsy and needs to use a wheelchair. Her life changes as her family moves from Poland to the United States. She has a hard time transitioning at first. Her Babcia (grandmother) helps her by reminding her that when we take the time to get to know others, we can find things we have in common to develop friendships. Through her observations, Minka learns she is not the only one with challenges.
Minka is an eight-year-old girl with cerebral palsy and needs to use a wheelchair. Her life changes as her family moves from Poland to the United States. She has a hard time transitioning at first.
Young yogi practices some yoga poses to stretch and feel strong. She discovers that the practice helps her love herself for who she is, the way she is.
Communities are made up of the people who inhabit them. For many years two neighboring communities lived peacefully side-by-side.
