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When it becomes risky for teens to diagnose their mental health online
It can be tempting to self-diagnose, but this is what teens should do instead.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Abortion fund networks endure in fight against restricted access
Nearly a year post-Roe, reproductive justice advocates call for sustained investment.
New social media recommendations for teens focus on preventing harm
Many of these American Psychological Association guidelines are meant to help parents protect their pre-teens and teenagers.
By Rebecca Ruiz
4 ways to help girls thrive online
Parents can make a big difference by using these strategies.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Funding the Earth's keepers: The need for Indigenous climate philanthropy
The Indigenous Earth Fund re-envisions what environmental charity looks like — and who is empowered to foster healing.
'Sesame Street' crew launches emotional well-being initiative during Mental Health Awareness Month
'Elmo's Mindfulness Spectacular' kicks off a multi-year campaign addressing youth mental health crisis.
NASA tech can help us tell when a coral reef is in trouble
It's free and can help scientists pinpoint reefs at risk.
Chinese American icon Anna May Wong honoured with her own Barbie
The actor and fashion icon is a significant figure in Asian American history.
By Amanda Yeo
What to do when social media insists you should be a 'gentle' parent
How to navigate overwhelming parenting style advice online and choose a helpful approach for your family.
By Rebecca Ruiz
'This is a major step in inclusion': Kids react to new Barbie with Down syndrome
You don't want to miss the smiles on these kids' faces.
By Rebecca Ruiz
LGBTQ centers leave Twitter following removal of hateful conduct protections
Online safe spaces are becoming rarer.
Florida students 'Walkout 2 Learn': How to join their education revolution
Advocates decry censorship and erasure by GOP-led state Legislature and Gov. Ron DeSantis.
11 great apps for learning about mindfulness
Want to be more present and mindful? These apps can help show you how.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Twitter removes hateful conduct protections for transgender users
Who is safe on Musk's Twitter?
YouTube updates guidelines for eating disorder-related content
The video platform announces prohibited content and age restrictions.
By Rebecca Ruiz
How 3D modelling is helping the restoration of Paris’ Notre-Dame
The famous French Gothic church is set to reopen at the end of 2024.
Judy Blume tweets support of trans community amid J.K. Rowling controversy
"Anything to the contrary is total bullsh*t."
How AI tools like ChatGPT can combat ADHD paralysis
Generative AI could help people who struggle with focus. But becoming a Dungeons & Dragons firbolg cleric still requires a human touch.
Supreme Court gives green light to $6 billion student loan debt settlement
Thousands of borrowers seek debt cancellation for claims of being 'misled' by colleges.
New Amazon Music feature matches hit songs with feelings
The Sound It Out campaign is designed to help teens open up about their feelings.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Black, queer and neurodivergent in tech: How one advocate is creating safe space for intersectionality
Offering inspiration and empowerment by sharing her story online with authenticity — and boundaries
Ariana Grande calls for an end to public body scrutiny
"There are many ways to look healthy and beautiful."
Rutgers University strike brings education to the picket line
"Our working conditions are their learning conditions."
3 surprising ways to cope with climate change
How to take control when eco-anxiety strikes.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Angel Reese is a national champion, not the villain
The LSU star deserves to be celebrated at the top of her game, not criticized as 'classless.'
