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Our vision is to help people make a difference in this world. Through our communication, patience and psychology skills, we will mentor and aide students, parents, and those in the workforce to uphold their true purpose in life by emanating their authentic values, giving from the heart and living with intention.
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Dr. KRISTEN BROWN holds a BA in Communication from University of North Dakota, an MA in International and Intercultural Affairs from Ohio University, and a Ph.D in International/Intercultural Education from University of Southern California.  She has participated in the Peace Corps and continues to aide developing countries such as Jamaica, Africa, and Asia. She strives to enhance the welfare of these less fortunate people by providing a means for them to attain food, shelter, medical facilities, and an education.
Currently, as the Director of Academic Achievement at the Art Institute International Minnesota, Dr. Kristen Brown has created a center that coordinates interventions and resources for students. Students with low skill levels or who are performing poorly create upper level and lower level honor societies that offer community service. Dr. Brown assists in mentoring and access to competitions and establishes workshops that empower the students who run the workshops with peer-to-peer interaction. Dr. Brown has worked with adult learners for the past sixteen years in different capacities in four different continents. She has experience in grant writing, education and community development program planning, implementation and evaluation experience in the United States, West Africa, the Caribbean and Asia. She began years ago teaching business skills to women in the Peace Corps and ended up writing her doctoral dissertation on small business development and non-formal training in developing countries. Specifically, she works with governments of developing countries on evaluating the value and effectiveness of government training for the development of adults to the Minister of Industry and field organizations. She is currently part of a consultancy team that is working toward development for the purpose of empowerment and skill development for self-promotion in developing countries. In her spare time she writes children's books on diversity, multicultural issues and about children's lives from other countries. She is also working on an adult novel that looks at the value of diversity. | ||
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KIAN K. DWYER founded the World Help Organization along with Key On Giving and Key on Action services which reintroduces kindness and promotes active giving. Ms. Dwyer holds a BA in Speech and Communications with a minor in Psychology from Gustavus Adolphus College in Minnesota. She volunteers and does fundraising for private schools. She is an active participant and contributor for classes and workshops in development training for special needs kids.
