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Iselin, NJ - Dr. Shakirah Miller, a seasoned educational leader with over 25 years of experience, proudly announces the launch of her new initiative, JJMP Coaching & Consulting. The firm focuses on providing transformative leadership coaching for individuals and teams across various sectors. Leveraging her extensive background as an assistant superintendent in Newark School District, Dr. Miller aims to empower leaders by facilitating impactful behavioral and team coaching sessions. JJMP, an acronym for ?Jehovah Jireh, My Provider,? mirrors Dr. Miller's Christian faith, emphasizing that God provides for all needs. This foundational belief sets the tone for the holistic and ethical nature of her coaching practice. ?Jehovah Jireh embodies the essence of divine providence,? states Dr. Miller, ?and through JJMP Coaching & Consulting, I aim to offer that same sense of support and guidance to leaders striving for excellence.? Recognizing the layered complexities that leaders face, from technological integration to cultural challenges within schools, Dr. Miller has consistently utilized coaching techniques to bring out the best in her colleagues. Behavioral coaching is another area of focus for JJMP Coaching & Consulting. Career coaching is equally pivotal in Dr. Miller's work. JJMP Coaching & Consulting stands as a beacon of supportive, ethical, and transformative leadership coaching. ?My faith guides me in providing authentic, compassionate support to individuals striving for their best selves,? Dr. Miller concludes. For more information about Dr. Shakirah Miller, please visit https://jjmpconsulting.com/

Fairfax, VA - George Landrith, President of Frontiers of Freedom, a leading public policy think tank committed to promoting individual liberty, free markets, a strong national defense, and constitutionally limited government, is proud to announce the release of his new book, ?Let Freedom Ring… Again: Can Self-Evident Truths Save America from Further Decline?? Since its release, the book has sparked considerable interest among political commentators and policymakers eager to understand and preserve the foundational principles of American democracy. ?Let Freedom Ring… Again? is not just another book on the political shelf; it is a manifesto for those who advocate for a free and prosperous society grounded in the rule of law. ?Citizen engagement is crucial in preserving and defending the liberties that have defined the American experience,? shares Landrith. ?This book is as a guide for all Americans to better understand the historical context and contemporary applications of the principles that forged our great nation.? Landrith highlights the dangers posed by those who seek to dismantle these fundamental principles. ?If we hope to remain free and prosperous as a nation, we must be involved and knowledgeable to avoid being misled by those who seek power and control under the guise of promoting freedom,? states Landrith. Ultimately, Landrith's book urges Americans across the political spectrum to awaken from civic slumber and engage passionately in the democratic process to ensure the preservation of liberty and opportunity. ?We are at an important crossroads,? he concludes, ?and it's imperative that we remain active and vigilant.? For more information about George Landrith, please visit https://www.ff.org/

Bowie, MD - Film historian and academic scholar Dr. Rory Palmieri is a man on a mission—a mission to bring long-overdue recognition to Miklós Jancsó, the Hungarian filmmaker who is the most under-appreciated major filmmaker of the 20th century. Despite devoting four and a half years of his life to this monumental project, Palmieri acknowledges he still has two more years to go before he can complete his manuscript. He emphasizes that Jancsó's work is almost entirely unknown outside of Hungary, despite the filmmaker's critical acclaim domestically. ?Jancsó's films are rarely seen; even scholars and critics who attended international film festivals often missed them,? Palmieri laments. Although the director is mentioned and briefly discussed in numerous textbooks and articles in English, only a few early masterpieces have made it into film festivals and home video in the U.S. The bulk of this great artist's work is unavailable anywhere in the world, except perhaps in the Hungarian Film Archive in Budapest. Rory Palmieri is an accomplished film historian and language expert with a doctorate in English focused on American literature and film. He has worked in government service as a translator and has a long-standing passion for literature, cinema, and languages. In addition, he is an amateur filmmaker and has worked on other amateur films and as an extra on Hollywood productions. He is now dedicated to bringing attention to Miklós Jancsó, through his upcoming manuscript. For more information about Dr. Rory A. Palmieri, please visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/rory-palmieri-a7a79176 and http://www.roryapalmieri.com