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  T wo key events lined up: Plan, Prioritize, Perform: Creation of Vision Board (Sep 3, 2025) The Art of Poster Design (Virtual) (Sep 17, 2025) Mindset for This Session: Use the vision board to map: Key themes your poster will communicate Your storytelling flow: intro → problem → solution → impact Potential visual cues: colors, images, icons, layouts Tips to Use Both Sessions to Your Advantage Goal Vision Board Session (Sep 3) Poster Design Session (Sep 17) Structure Brainstorm your ideas visually and identify your message flow Refine structure into a clean, polished poster Content Focus Figure out key sections and takeaways Finalize how each section looks and connects Design Skills Build mood board for style Apply specific poster design techniques Questions to Ask “Does my theme make sense visually?” “How can I make my data stand out effectively?” Deliverable Mood board + rough poster concept Professional, high-impact poster design

  1. Interests & Passions Community Health and Wellness: Your passion for improving health outcomes is evident in your focus on "Harvesting for the Heart" and your work with community gardens. Health Literacy: You're committed to making complex health information accessible to different communities and age groups, which is a key theme of your poster project. Bridging Technology and Humanity: You are keenly interested in using new technologies, like AI, as a tool to empower people rather than replace them, as highlighted by your "Human in the Loop" philosophy. 2. Skills & Expertise Problem-Solving and Resolution: Your professional background as a "Resolution Specialist" at Walmart demonstrates a core skill in tackling and resolving complex issues. Compliance and Administration: Your certification from Texas HHS shows your formal training in government-related processes and regulations. Information Synthesis and Strategy: You have the abili...

Digital Template: © 2025 Tiffany T Johnson 2026 Health Literacy Collaborative Summit R&D HX Entry: Cultural Catalyst For years, we envisioned CultureCare.online as a platform that fuses heritage, art, and wellness — a living archive where Black artistry and intergenerational narratives are not only preserved but centered. This article crystallized the urgency of moving forward with our long-planned goals. It confirmed something we’ve known intuitively: when institutional spaces overlook Black creativity, our homes, gardens, and digital spaces become the galleries.  Re-imaging my own space within common community spaces—not just as decor, but as a place where values, identity, and vision live. It’s a call to curate life on my own terms and to honor narratives often overlooked. Key Insights from the Article Homes as Living Archives → Historically, Black collectors transformed personal spaces into sanctuaries of culture because traditional art institutions excluded their narr...

  Tiffany Toru Johnson 3 Years and 333 Days Later In the wake of COVID-19 and the devastation of Winter Storm Uri in early 2021, I found myself standing at a crossroads. That season tested my resilience, reshaped my priorities, and opened my eyes to the depth of what needed healing — within myself, my community, and the spaces I would come to serve. On October 6, 2021 , I gained my first access to the HHS Learning Portal , stepping into a world where knowledge, health literacy, and empowerment intersect. Weeks later, on November 30, 2021 , I received my Universal Life Church ordination — a milestone that deepened my commitment to spiritual service, community care, and personal transformation. Three years and 333 days later — on October 6, 2025 — I plan to reflect on the journey these moments set into motion. What began in hardship evolved into purpose. Each decision, each learning opportunity, and each act of faith became part of a larger calling — to build, to archive, to c...

            Diet and Mood:  Nutrient Deficiencies: Deficiencies in essential nutrients like zinc, iron, B vitamins, magnesium, vitamin D, and omega-3 fatty acids are associated with worsened mood and decreased energy. (Source 1.2) Blood Sugar Fluctuation: High intakes of refined carbohydrates and sugar-sweetened drinks can cause rapid blood sugar spikes and crashes, leading to irritability, anxiety, and low energy. (Sources 1.2, 1.5, 4.4) Inflammation: A chronic, low-grade inflammatory state, often caused by an unhealthy diet, has been linked to depression. Research suggests that a Mediterranean-style diet and increasing omega-3 intake can reduce inflammation and improve mood. (Sources 1.1, 1.3, 1.4, 4.2) Gut-Brain Connection: The gut microbiome, the collection of bacteria in the gastrointestinal system, plays a role in mood regulation. Research is exploring how certain foods and microbes produce chemicals that affect brain function, including...

  Top Plants for Cardiometabolic Wellness 🌿  Cardiometabolic health (heart disease, diabetes, hypertension, cholesterol, etc.). ✅ Evidence-Based → NIH, CDC, and AHA studies support these plants for blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose regulation . ✅ Color-Ready → Deep greens, ruby reds, harvest oranges, and golden yellows. ✅ Culturally Resonant → Many crops tie directly to African American, Caribbean, and Southern heritage gardening — .  Digital AI Collaboration: © 2025 Tiffany T Johnson / CultureCare.online  

 

 

  Homemade Seed Bombs Recipe: Each seed bomb isn’t just a plant — it’s a tiny archive of heritage. Dropping one is like planting memory, nourishment, and community all at once. Ingredients: Seeds : Choose native or heirloom seeds (wildflowers, herbs, or vegetables). Clay Powder : Natural clay or powdered clay (available at craft stores). Compost : Nutrient-rich compost or potting soil. Water : To moisten the mixture. Instructions: Mix Dry Ingredients : In a bowl, mix 1 part seeds, 3 parts clay powder, and 5 parts compost. Add Water : Gradually add water to the dry mixture until it’s damp enough to hold together but not too wet. Mix thoroughly. Form Balls : Take small amounts of the mixture and roll them into balls about the size of a marble (1 inch in diameter). Dry : Place the seed balls on a tray and let them dry for 24-48 hours in a shaded area. Make sure they’re completely dry before storing them. Pack and Store : Once dry, you can pack...

    Introducing the Cornerstone Cherubs™ Heritage Collection For me, turning 50 isn’t just about celebrating a milestone — it’s about honoring the people, places, and experiences that shaped my creative voice. The Cornerstone Cherubs™ Heritage Collection is my way of capturing those influences through a blend of AI-assisted graphic design and storytelling rooted in heritage . This series represents more than art — it’s about identity, memory, and the cultural threads that weave us together. Each Cherub reflects a cornerstone moment in my journey as an artist, a creative, and a lifelong learner. Before I release the first set, I’d love to hear from you: What themes resonate most when you think about heritage and creativity ? Do you see value in blending AI tools with personal storytelling ? Would you engage with a collection like this — visually, emotionally, historically? Your insights will help shape the direction of this series as I prepare to archive it as...

  The Soul 2 Soil Plant Exchange event, held in Columbia, South Carolina, on August 13-14, 2025, brought together community members to celebrate gardening, sustainability, and local culture. Participants exchanged plants, shared gardening tips, and enjoyed workshops focused on cultivating healthy ecosystems. In addition to the plant exchange, mission trips to various local venues were organized, including: Lizard's Thicket : A popular local restaurant known for its Southern cuisine, where volunteers engaged in community outreach. Fort Jackson : A military installation where participants contributed to programs supporting soldiers and their families. Tru by Hilton : A local hotel that hosted discussions on sustainable tourism and community engagement. Rebel Dog : A community hub featuring premium all-beef, tender white meat turkey, lip-smacking vegan, and guilt-free gluten-free options.  Cayce Cove     Surf's Up Acai Bowl

 To break down the term "Booknobliss" etymologically: Book : Origin : Derived from Old English "bōc," meaning a written work or text. Etymology : The root is related to the Germanic word for "beech tree," as early writings were often made on beech wood tablets. Nob : Origin : Can refer to a small rounded protuberance or knob, but it can also imply nobility or a person of high social status. Etymology : Comes from Middle English "nob," which is related to the term "noble." Bliss : Origin : Comes from Old English "blīths," meaning joy or happiness. Etymology : Related to the concept of great joy or blissful state. Combining these components, "Booknobliss" might suggest a state of joy or happiness derived from books or reading, possibly indicating the blissful experience that literature or knowledge brings. It evokes a sense of pleasure associated with literary pursuits. www.culturecare.com www.l...

  In the heart of Fort Worth, as spring breathes new life into our soil, a deeper story takes root – one that intertwines the rich cultural heritage of the African Diaspora with the very act of gardening. More than just a pastime, tending the earth has been a vital thread in the fabric of Black communities, connecting generations through tradition, resilience, and the cultivation of both food and spirit. For centuries, even amidst the harshest realities, gardening has served as a powerful act of agency and cultural preservation for people of African descent. From the ingenuity of enslaved Africans cultivating hidden plots for sustenance and maintaining cultural practices through specific crops, to the vibrant victory gardens of the Civil Rights era, and the contemporary urban farming initiatives blooming across our cities, the connection to the land runs deep. Here in Fort Worth, this heritage manifests in countless ways – perhaps in the familiar aroma of collard greens simmering ...

  The Great Wealth Transfer Is Coming — But Are We Digitally Ready? By Tiffany Johnson | In collaboration with digital tools for cultural archiving We’re living in a moment historians will one day study: trillions of dollars are about to change hands across generations. Financial experts and tech giants like Microsoft are calling it “The Great Wealth Transfer” — an estimated $68 to $84 trillion being passed down from Baby Boomers to Millennials and Gen Z in the coming decades. But let’s pause and ask a deeper question: What exactly is being transferred? And who gets to keep it? As a Black digital curator, storyteller, and community wellness advocate, I see this not just as an economic shift — but as a cultural crossroads. If we’re only thinking about money and property, we’re missing half the story. Wealth isn’t just financial. It’s also intellectual property, digital creations, oral history, family archives, cultural traditions, and hard-won knowledge passed down through creativ...

  Tiffany T. Johnson Productivity, Planning & Brainstorming Contributions Report Date: 08/09/2025 1. Overview Tiffany T. Johnson has demonstrated proactive leadership and strategic planning in projects centered on community empowerment, economic development, cultural revitalization, and digital content creation. Her work blends practical business operations with meaningful cultural engagement. 2. Key Productivity Highlights Established and structured stakeholder contributions for El Samuel Empresa, ensuring fair revenue sharing and clear responsibilities. Created multiple revenue streams including fiber optic hat sales supporting the Soul 2 Soil community initiative. Implemented compliant accounting and tax practices for managing small business expenses and sales. Requested and utilized detailed financial projections for loan and grant applications to demonstrate sustainability. 3. Planning Achievements Developed a comprehensive funding and operational plan covering agricultura...

AgriSpot: Cultivating Community, Innovation, and Sustainable Growth A local hub for agricultural learning, resource-sharing, and community resilience. Mission Statement AgriSpot is a community-centered agricultural hub designed to provide education, resources, and collaboration opportunities for urban and rural growers. Our programs promote sustainable food systems, economic empowerment, and cultural heritage preservation through hands-on workshops, garden spaces, and local partnerships. Soul 2 Soil  will be a living gallery where art is not only hung on walls but also rooted in the earth. Plants, herbs, and flowers will stand alongside storytelling, visual art, and community.  Under my www. culturecare.online brand, that legacy takes root in a new way. This concept blends creativity with nature beautifully, creating a space that nurtures both art and community. Soul 2 Soil is my garden plot on UNT grounds — a space where community, heritage, and the natural world m...

Google’s Gemini App Now Supports Illustrated AI Storybook Creation Google has rolled out a new creative feature for its Gemini app, giving users the power to design illustrated AI storybooks right from their devices. With this update, anyone—whether a seasoned writer or a curious beginner—can turn their ideas into visually engaging, page-by-page tales. The process is simple: type in your story idea or prompt, and Gemini’s AI generates both the written narrative and original illustrations to match. You can adjust the storyline, change the art style, and fine-tune the details until it’s exactly how you imagined. This update blends AI writing with AI art generation, making it easier than ever to create personalized books for children, creative projects, or even hobby publishing. Google’s move signals a growing trend where AI tools are being designed not only for productivity but also for personal storytelling and artistic expression . If you’ve ever dreamed of bringing your own stories t...

A younger artist and an older art collector working together, surrounded by art that blends traditional and modern styles. This beautifully symbolize the passing of knowledge and the fusion of past and present within the Black art community. This is a great idea, as art can be a powerful tool for education, cultural pride, and personal growth. The concept of blending the digital art world with the intimacy of a personal space is very compelling. It's a "Virtual Home Gallery" where you can select different pieces of digital art and see how they would look displayed in a personal space. This demonstrates how technology can bring a curator's experience right into your home. This is the digital continuation of the tradition: Black collectors curating, preserving, and valuing art in online spaces that reflect the intimacy and intention of the home. It’s an act of creating space where institutions still lag. And in this fluid future, where the physical is uncertain, the di...

  The designation of the Internet Archive as a Federal Depository Library presents significant opportunities for enhancing access to government information, but it also raises challenges that need careful consideration to ensure equitable and effective service. Designating the Internet Archive as a Federal Depository Library comes with several pros and cons: Pros Increased Access to Information : Provides broader public access to government documents and resources, especially for those who may not have access to traditional libraries. Digital Preservation : The Internet Archive specializes in preserving digital content, ensuring long-term access to federal documents that might otherwise be lost. Enhanced Research Capabilities : Researchers can access a wealth of information in one centralized location, improving efficiency and accessibility. Support for Open Government : Aligns with initiatives for transparency and open government, promoting citizen engageme...

  CultureCare.Online Inspired by the work of community librarians, Tiffany Johnson is documenting digital heritage from a Black cultural lens—archiving stories, art, and assets in accessible ways through platforms like Gumroad. She treats digital preservation not just as a technical act, but as a form of care, memory-making, and self-determined legacy-building.  Black Collectors Are Changing the Art World, Starting at Home.