Our Top 21 Most Viewed Posts of 2016

As 2016 comes to a close, we want to look back and remember the 21 posts that received the most attention on H.A. this year.

Donate to HARO During Our Spring Fundraising Drive!

Just $10 a month can help HARO make an impact on behalf of homeschooled children and alumni!

Why “Not All Homeschoolers” and “No True Christians” Silence Dialogue

Let’s be honest here. We use these arguments to protect ourselves.

Announcing HARO’s 2016 Scholarships for Homeschool Alumni

Homeschool Alumni Reaching Out is excited to announce our 2016 scholarship opportunities for homeschool alumni!

Dear Homeschool Kids

At the very least let’s all stop pretending like there’s nothing wrong.

An Open Letter to Hillary from Quivering Daughters

Thank you for lighting the way for so many more people than you realize.

Mary Lambert and the Ups and Downs of Being a Survivor

It is not uncommon for a person to feel they can take on the world one day and to feel like all they want to do is curl up and hide the next day.

Our Top 21 Most Viewed Posts of 2015

Here’s to 2016!

Can the Homeschooling Movement Self-Police?

If the homeschooling movement is really going to self-police, we need more than platitudes.

The Accidental World-Changers

  Photo by Darcy S., used with permission HA note: The following is reprinted with permission from Darcy’s blog, Darcy’s Heart-Stirrings. It was originally published on Oct. 8th, 2014.   They wanted to raise a generation of people who would change the world with our excellence, character, and superior skills, unafraid of doing right and standing alone. Well, here we