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Articles by Kimberly Bishop
Gen Expands Global Giving and Volunteering
By Kimberly Bishop, Corporate Responsibility Last year, more than 67% of our team members participated in our volunteering and giving programs, logging 8,300 hours globally for the causes that matter to them. This showcases just how much Team Gen values giving in our communities. As we challenge ourselves to expand our programs, we listened to employee feedback to make community service easier and more personal to local needs.
Leading With Heart: Gen Expands Global Giving and Volunteering 8:11 AM EDT 9/30/2025 - Comtex Sep 30, 2025 (3BL via COMTEX News Network) -- Gen Blog | Impact By Kimberly Bishop, Corporate Responsibility Last year, more than 67% of our team members participated in our volunteering and giving programs, logging 8,300 hours globally for the causes that matter to them. This showcases just how much Team Gen values giving in our communities.
How Gen Helps To Prepare Students To Excel in a Technology-Driven World
Gen Digital Inc. partner with Discovery Education to bring digital citizenship and AI readiness into the classroom NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / September 29, 2025 / Gen Blog| Impact By Kimberly Bishop | Corporate Responsibility Digital citizenship programs help students all over the world become the leaders of tomorrow through building their skills to safely and effectively leverage technology in our digital-first world.
The Bishop Law Firm: Celebrating 12 Years of Serving Raleigh, NC
Kimberly D. Bishop, Attorney at Law The Bishop Law Firm Celebrates 12 Years of Serving Raleigh Residents with Disability and Personal Injury Claims If our clients do not recover compensation, neither do we.
Gen Expands Impact During Second Global Volunteer Week
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / August 7, 2025 / Gen Digital Inc. Team members supported 37 nonprofits with more than 1,800 volunteer hours By Kimberly Bishop|Corporate Responsibility For the second year in a row, Gen team members from around the world came together for our annual Global Volunteer Week, seven full days of service that support the communities where we work and live.
Gen Expands Impact During Second Global Volunteer Week 6:01 AM EDT 8/06/2025 - Comtex Aug 06, 2025 (3BL via COMTEX News Network) -- By Kimberly Bishop|Corporate Responsibility For the second year in a row, Gen team members from around the world came together for our annual Global Volunteer Week, seven full days of service that support the communities where we work and live.
Navigating the Storm: How Grief Reshapes Families and Pathways to Healing
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 4 min read · -- Navigating the Storm: How Grief Reshapes Families and Pathways to Healing When grief enters our lives uninvited, it doesn’t just affect us individually — it reverberates through our entire family system, creating ripples that touch everyone, especially our children. The journey through loss is never linear, and for many, the temptation to numb the pain becomes overwhelming. The Shadow Grief Casts Grief doesn’t arrive with a manual.
Building a Better Internet for Children and Young People
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / February 25, 2025 / Gen Digital Inc. Gen celebrates Safer Internet Day Written by Kimberly Bishop | Corporate Responsibility Gen Blog | Community On the second Tuesday of every February, more than 100 countries around the world come together to celebrate Safer Internet Day. This global day of awareness aims to empower everyone to use technology responsibly, respectfully, critically and creatively, especially children and young people.
Breaking Through:
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 3 min read · -- By Kimberly Bishop Photo by Debby Hudson on Unsplash In the vast landscape of publishing, every aspiring author knows the feeling: being a single voice among thousands, all hoping to catch the eye of a literary agent. As I navigate this challenging terrain with my completed novel and its sequel in progress, I’ve learned that the path to traditional publishing is as much about persistence as it is about talent.
Silent Night, Sacred Second Chances:
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 4 min read · -- Photo credit: National Lampoons Christmas Vacation Movie The twinkling lights are up, carols fill the air, and somewhere in your heart, there’s that familiar ache — a relationship that’s grown cold, a phone call you’ve been putting off, or a visit you’ve been postponing.
Have you tried yoga?
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 6 min read · -- Not really, Medical Care is… “The sky isn’t really falling,” the doctor said, barely glancing up from his computer screen while aggressively typing what Sarah could only assume was “patient is dramatic” in her electronic health record. “You’re just being anxious.” Sarah wanted to laugh at the irony. Here she was, having difficulty breathing for the past six months, and this was the fourth doctor to dismiss her symptoms as anxiety.
When Holiday ‘Peace’ Comes at Your Expense
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 3 min read · -- The holiday season arrives wrapped in expectations of joy, warmth, and family togetherness. But for many, it also brings an unwelcome package of boundary violations, passive-aggressive comments, and the painful silence of those who should be our strongest advocates. When your spouse chooses “keeping the peace” over speaking up for you, the festive season can feel like navigating a minefield alone.
Learning to Love YOU: A Journey of Healing During the Holiday Season
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 4 min read · -- As the gentle cascade of holiday lights begins to twinkle across neighborhoods and Christmas music fills the air, many of us find ourselves entering a season of deep reflection. While Instagram feeds fill with perfectly curated family photos and festive celebrations, there’s a quieter story unfolding in many hearts — one of vulnerability, reflection, and sometimes, profound loneliness. This article isn’t about how to create the perfect holiday season.
The Truth About Self-Diagnosis and Mental Health Advocacy
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 4 min read · -- *Part 3 of our Mental Health Reality Check series* Let’s talk about something that might ruffle some feathers: the complex world of self-diagnosis and mental health advocacy in the age of social media. This isn’t about shame — it’s about understanding why proper diagnosis matters and how to advocate responsibly.
The Coffee Shop Miracle:
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 8 min read · -- Photo by Egor Myznik on Unsplash The Coffee Shop Revelation That Changed Everything Here’s a story that sounds like the setup to a tired joke but isn’t: A preacher, a monk, a rabbi, and an atheist walked into a coffee shop. Instead of launching into a philosophical debate or trying to convert each other, they simply… had coffee.
Supporting Someone With Mental Illness: A Guide for Loved Ones
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 4 min read · -- *Part 2 of our Mental Health Reality Check series* “I just don’t know what to say.” “Am I helping or making it worse?” “Should I bring it up or wait for them to talk about it?” If you’ve had these thoughts while trying to support someone with mental illness, trauma, or chronic health conditions, you’re not alone. In fact, you’re already showing more awareness than most by even asking these questions.
Between the Post: Where Real Life Happens
*Part 1 of a 4-part series on mental health, trauma, and authentic healing* Kimberly Bishop · Follow 6 min read · -- Photo by Meizhi Lang on Unsplash Let me paint a gentle picture, one that might feel familiar: You’re curled up on your couch, maybe in those comfy sweatpants that have seen better days, scrolling through your phone.
Screaming into the Wind:
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 3 min read · -- *A raw and honest look at the invisible battles parents fight every day* Photo by Esther Ann on Unsplash There’s a scene in “Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood” where Ashley Judd’s character retreats to a cheap beach motel, seeking solace in silence, tears, and sleep. While her character’s struggles were amplified by substance abuse, that raw need to escape — even briefly — resonates with parents everywhere.
What are YOU doing?
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 3 min read · -- The question hangs in the air, heavy with meaning. Not what are you *planning* to do, or what do you *wish* you were doing — but what are you doing right now, in this moment, to shape the life you claim to want?
Be Careful:
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 4 min read · -- There’s a moment when you’re sitting with friends or family, laughing over dinner, and suddenly it hits you — that familiar feeling of being slightly out of place, as if you’re watching the scene through a window rather than being part of it. Your smile stays fixed, but inside, you’re asking yourself: “Why don’t I feel like I truly belong?” For many of us, this sense of displacement isn’t a recent development.
Why I Write: A
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 3 min read · -- Photo by Tiko Giorgadze on Unsplash Life has a way of reshaping our paths when we least expect it. From the lecture halls where I’ve spent decades shaping young minds to the digital spaces where I now share my thoughts, I’ve learned that knowledge takes many forms, and wisdom finds its way through unexpected channels. The Scholar’s Path to Personal Writing As a professor, I’ve dedicated my life to the pursuit and sharing of knowledge.
Shattering the Glass Ceiling:
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 3 min read · -- In the last 24 hours, I’ve experienced a disturbing reminder that the specter of condescension and misogyny is still very much alive. Several men have taken it upon themselves to talk down to me, gaslight me for perceived inefficiencies when their own directions were sorely lacking in detail, and have made me feel as if I am somehow incapable of even the most basic tasks.
The Functionally Dysfunctional Chronicles: A Field Guide to Surviving Your Gene Pool (Without Drowning)
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 6 min read · -- Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Boundaries (Part 2 of the Functionally Dysfunctional Series) Photo by Anthony Tran on Unsplash Ah, family. That complicated web of love, trauma, guilt trips, and that one aunt who still pinches your cheeks at age 40 while asking why you’re not married yet (Because Susan, my therapist says I’m still working through my childhood).
The Fine Art of Giving Up:
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 3 min read · -- Photo by Jackson Simmer on Unsplash Look, I’m done. Finished. Kaput. And you know what? It feels *amazing*.
Climbing the Mountains of the Mind:
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 3 min read · -- Photo by Arya Krisdyantara on Unsplash The mountains we face in our mental health journey are often invisible to others, yet they cast the longest shadows over our daily lives. These peaks of anxiety, depression, trauma, and self-doubt can seem insurmountable at times. But here’s the truth about mental mountains: sometimes zigging and zagging gives us the best views of life, helping us appreciate both the valleys and the summits of our journey.
From High School Dropout to Professor:
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 4 min read · -- Photo by Mohamed Nohassi on Unsplash Life rarely follows a straight path. Sometimes, the most inspiring journeys are the ones that zigzag through challenges, stumble through obstacles, and ultimately lead to unexpected destinations. This is my story — a testament to the power of determination, the impact of education, and the profound difference one person’s belief can make.
The Functionally Dysfunctional Family Holiday Guide:
Kimberly Bishop · Follow 5 min read · -- By Kimberly Bishop Photo by krakenimages on Unsplash “You don’t have to attend every argument you’re invited to,” a wise friend who’s also a therapist once told me, and I’ve never felt more seen. As the holiday season approaches like an overeager relative with too many questions about your love life, many of us are preparing for the annual dance of family dynamics that would make even the most seasoned therapist reach for their notepad.
Emotion Commotion
Understanding the Art of Asking Permission Before Emotional Venting Kimberly Bishop · Follow 5 min read · -- Photo by Becca Tapert on Unsplash We all have those moments when life feels overwhelming — when the pressure builds up like a shaken soda can, ready to burst. Maybe your boss just criticized your project, your partner’s being distant, or life’s throwing more curveballs than you can catch. The urge to immediately call your best friend and unleash that emotional tornado is overwhelming.
Gen Encourages a Spirit of Giving
1. PATH 2. WSM 3. SPRB 4. UAA 5. S 6. HOOD 7. ORCL 8. HEAR 9. DLTR 10. NVDA Tweet Share E-mail 0 shares The Company Celebrates the Holiday Season With Donations, Service Projects, and More NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / December 5, 2023 / Gen Gen Blog | Community By Kimberly Bishop Gen donates $424K to nonprofits on Giving Tuesday Giving Tuesday is a holiday tradition for us here at Gen.
Gen Encourages a Spirit of Giving
The Company Celebrates the Holiday Season With Donations, Service Projects, and More NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / December 5, 2023 / Gen Gen Blog | Community By Kimberly Bishop Gen donates $424K to nonprofits on Giving Tuesday Giving Tuesday is a holiday tradition for us here at Gen. Every year, we look for ways to inspire team members to take part in the campaign, which encourages people everywhere to support the causes and organizations that mean the most to them. This year was no different.
Empowering Young Women Around the World To Surf Smart Original
Gen celebrates International Day of the Girl NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / October 11, 2023 / Gen Gen Blog | Community By Kimberly Bishop, Corporate Responsibility Every year, International Day of the Girl reminds us that young women everywhere face a unique set of obstacles. From discrimination and gender-based violence in the physical world to cyberbullying and misinformation in the digital one, threats against the rights of young women continue to mount.
Preparing Students Around the World for a Great School Year
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / October 5, 2023 / Gen Gen Blog|Community By Kimberly Bishop, Corporate Responsibility Gen teams volunteer at global Back to School events Our culture of giving is part of the fabric of everything we do at Gen. In 2023 alone, we launched the Gen Giving Hub, a go-to resource for all our service and donation-matching opportunities, and hosted our first ever Global Volunteer Day, which impacted more than 2,400 people around the world in just one day.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Digital Citizens
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / September 25, 2023 / Gen Norton and Discovery Education launch "My Digital Life" Digital Citizenship initiative By Kimberly Bishop Digital citizenship includes the basic skills and knowledge people need to engage safely and responsibly online. These safety skills give people the power to navigate online spaces safely and confidently take ownership of their digital lives.
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