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Tips for Helping Your Young Adult Find Their First Apartment in Detroit

Has your high school or college grad recently expressed interest in moving out? 17% of Americans live in rented apartments, so your young adult is not alone in seeking independence. Help your child find their first apartment and prepare to move into their own place in Detroit with these tips. Figure Out Finances When it comes to moving out, your… 

Cybersecurity at Home: 3 Simple Ways to Protect Your Kids During Online Learning

Over 2 million students enroll in charter schools nationally every year, accounting for 5.4% of total public school enrollment. However, with many schools closed or partially closed to combat the spread of COVID-19, students across the country are largely learning from home. While cybersecurity was important before, it’s even more vital now with increased cyber risks. Phishing campaigns and cyber… 

We’re Getting a Divorce: How to Talk to Your Kids About Your Separation

When you first got married, you could probably never imagine being without your spouse. But sadly, divorce — or the dissolution of a marriage — is a reality for many American couples. While it might seem like you’re the only one going through it, around 827,000 divorces take place each year. But as tough as a divorce can be for… 

How Can I Protect My Child’s Data and Privacy?

According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, cybercrime has increased 300% since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis. But adults aren’t the only ones who need to worry about keeping their data safe from identity thieves, fraudsters, and spying corporations. With major companies like YouTube and TikTok under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission for potential violations of child privacy… 

These Kid-Friendly Virtual Activities Can Take the Place of Summer Camp

Since March, families throughout the U.S. have had to adapt to major changes in the way we work and learn. With 18 million events and meetings organized nationwide each year, the vast majority of those meetings during the last four months have had to take place online. And of course, distance learning has now become the only option for American…