New Hampshire Seacoast essayist Merrill Black recounts her experience with mental illness, domestic violence, public assistance, recovery from addiction and bereavement to illustrate the power of connection and disclosure to heal and teach.
It is estimated that 40 million people are victims to human trafficking. Bryan Bessette uses his non-profit platform to educate consumers on how to ask supply chains where their products come from in order to shift buying habits and put an end to forced labor.
People experiencing poverty have valuable insight into how social policies play out when implemented. Spoiler alert — they don’t always work as they’re intended. Top social scientists, economists, and politicians...
First impressions are the unconscious categorization of people. In order to change the outcome of first impressions, Quita Christison is redefining the “5 Second Rule” with a new 5 Second Rule: STOP, See The Other Person.
Once you’ve done all the reading, and podcast listening, and attended the protests- what’s the next step in your personal racial justice journey? Educator and sociologist, Dr. Stephanie Bramlett provides a practical path forward for people of all races.