DON'T EVER GIVE UP
Plastic Pollution and the Importance of Plastic Recycling By Ann Liu In our modern age, plastic, a seemingly indispensable material, shapes countless facets of our daily lives. From the food packaging that preserves our groceries to the devices we communicate with, the ubiquity of plastic is undeniable. However, with convenience comes […]
The Psychology of Hate: Understanding Its Origins and Complexities By Editorial Team The emotion of hate is complex and deeply rooted in human psychology and behavior. While it is difficult to provide a comprehensive explanation for why people hate, there are several psychological, social, and evolutionary factors that contribute to the […]
6 Small, Kind Gestures to Make a Big Impact Each Day (Family Features) Everywhere you look, you can see moments of kindness. From a friend sending a thoughtful text message to a stranger holding the bus for someone running late or a person paying for someone else’s coffee, acts of kindness happen every day. While […]
“I BELIEVE IN GOODNESS!” By Edward Stolbov Hello friends! My name is Edward. I present to your judgment my first interview, my first conversation. The first one, because I plan to make a whole series on the same topic: “Unity”. Unity as a way to survive in our world of all […]
Journalists: Investigate Homeless Vulnerability Scoring in Your City The survey we investigated was also used in dozens of other cities and counties, according to its creators. Here are our tips for looking into it By: Maddy Varner and Colin Lecher Today, The Markup published an investigation into Los Angeles’s use of a scoring system to […]
Exploring Drug Overdependence in Mental Health Disorders: Historical Context, Overprescription Concerns, Effects, and Beyond By Depression – You Are Not Alone Editorial Team This discussion delves into the complex issue of drug overdependence in the context of mental health disorders. By exploring the historical background, overprescription concerns, effects on individuals, and […]
My Unique Deliverance: The journey to freedom (part 2) By Chinomso Sunday As far as I’m concerned, mental health is more important than the physical kind. Why you may ask, it’s pretty obvious. If you’re not okay upstairs, every other thing becomes an issue. So, where were we? Finally, admission came after […]
Bullying: Who Is at Risk No single factor puts a child at risk of being bullied or bullying others. Bullying can happen anywhere—cities, suburbs, or rural towns. Depending on the environment, some groups—such as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or questioning (LGBTQ) youth, youth with disabilities, and socially isolated youth—may be at an increased risk of being […]
As bullying is so prevalent and destructive we have decided to post a series of 10 informational articles, one per day. – Editorial Team Tips for Teachers Warning Signs a Child Is Being Cyberbullied or Is Cyberbullying A child may be involved in cyberbullying in several ways. A child can be bullied, bully others, or witness […]
As bullying is so prevalent and destructive we have decided to post a series of 10 informational articles, one per day. – Editorial Team Social Media, Apps, and Sites Commonly Used by Children and Teens Digital media and apps allow children to communicate and express their creativity, connect with peers, and share their […]