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How To Turn Your Emotional Baggage Into Dating Success
“How to turn your emotional baggage into dating success,” by Viren Swami, Anglia Ruskin University It may seem that new relationships are entirely fuelled by dreams and hopes for a perfect future. But the past can have a powerful influence too … Continue reading
Stuck In The Waiting Room: Why Women And Minority Groups Are Still Underrepresented
“Stuck in the waiting room: Why women and minority groups are still underrepresented in top management,” by Louise Champoux-Paillé, Concordia University and Anne-Marie Croteau, Concordia University Over the past few years, there has been a great deal of research looking at … Continue reading
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Breast Cancer Awareness Is Not Enough
“Breast cancer awareness is not enough: Public health strategies need to be based on prevention,” by Jane E. McArthur, University of Windsor I’m tired of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Forgive me, but as a researcher studying how we understand information … Continue reading
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How Women In Israel And Palestine Are Pushing For Peace — Together
“How women in Israel and Palestine are pushing for peace — together,” by Siobhan Byrne, University of Alberta On Oct. 4, 2023, just days before the Hamas attacks on Israel and the retaliatory Israeli aerial bombardment and siege on Gaza, thousands … Continue reading
Gender-Blind Policies Ignore The Disproportionate Effects Of Water Crisis On Women
“Gender-blind policies ignore the disproportionate effects of water crisis on women.” by Bolormaa Purevjav, University of British Columbia; Adiya Baratova Tudiyarova, University of British Columbia, and Elena Gordillo Fuertes, University of British Columbia The demand for water resources is higher … Continue reading
How Advertising Shaped Thanksgiving As We Know It
“How advertising shaped Thanksgiving as we know it,” by Samantha N. N. Cross, Iowa State University I have always been intrigued by Thanksgiving – the traditions, the meal, the idea of a holiday that is simply about being thankful. For my … Continue reading
Our Past: What Makes Emotional Healing So Hard?
When I was 5 years old our family moved to Starkville, Mississippi. My dad had secured a position as a research scientist at Miss. State University was simply too good to pass up. Starkville was a small town like many … Continue reading
As Canada Welcomes Historic Numbers Of Immigrants, How Can Communities Be More Welcoming?
“As Canada welcomes historic numbers of immigrants, how can communities be more welcoming?” by Leah Hamilton, Mount Royal University; Awish Aslam, Western University; Priscila Ribeiro Prado Barros, Western University, and Victoria Esses, Western University Canada’s population has officially surpassed 40 million … Continue reading
Why Addis Ababa Shouldn’t Criminalise Children Who Beg On Its Streets
“Why Addis Ababa shouldn’t criminalise children who beg on its streets,” by Tatek Abebe, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Over half of Ethiopia’s 100 million inhabitants are Orthodox Christians and a third practice Islam. Begging, in the form of almsgiving, … Continue reading
A Change Will Do You Good
“A Change Will Do You Good,” by Sharron Myers As the last rays of summer’s warmth ebb away and the gentle breezes of autumn waft themselves upon us, we recognize once again, that change is inevitable. Nature is constantly … Continue reading