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We extensively cover stories of people and communities whose struggles are left underreported, unheard, or unaddressed by our society. But we focus less on what governments and institutions failed to do for them, rather we focus more on what can still be done.
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Study finds consumer confusion in look-alike Smart Snacks
There may be consumer confusion if packaging of less nutritious snack food sold in schools is altered to look like their healthier counterparts—such as the Smart Snacks—which may compromise student…
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Emotional family reunions highlight need for psychosocial care for all girls abducted by Boko Haram
After more than two years of being held hostage by Boko Haram insurgents in north-east Nigeria, the 21 recently-released Chibok girls have finally been reunited with their families, however, their…
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New study identifies Ecuador as the most empathetic country
Ecuador is the most empathetic country in the world, according to a study published online in the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology on Friday, October 14. Among the top 10 countries in…
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2016 FIBA 3×3 World Tournament kicks off today in China
Twenty teams for both men’s and women’s divisions will participate at the 2016 FIBA 3×3 World Championships starting Tuesday, October 11, in Guangzhou, China. Among those participating in the men’s division are…
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Cyberbullying cases in Australia increase by 75%
Cyberbullying in Australia is on the rise. Most recent quarter figures showed a 75 percent increase in online abuse complaints as compared to the figures in the same period of…
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Moms see kids as stress, dads see them as joy—study
Mothers carry more burdens in parenting than fathers, according to a new study led by a sociologist from Cornell University. “It’s not that moms are so stressed out with their…
