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Thousands mark 5th anniversary of George Floyd's murder as they call for justice and decry Trump

George Floyd · United States

Thousands mark 5th anniversary of George Floyd's murder as they call for justice and decry Trump

45% Center coverage: 113 sources

Police reform and civil-rights activists joined thousands of ordinary people on Sunday to mark the fifth anniversary of George Floyd’s murder and decry the Trump administration for actions they say set their efforts back decades.See the Story

Judge extends ban on Trump administration canceling COVID school aid

Barack Obama · United States

Judge extends ban on Trump administration canceling COVID school aid

46% Center coverage: 11 sources

By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK (Reuters) -A federal judge in Manhattan has extended an injunction banning the Trump administration from canceling unspent funding to help elementary and high schools in 16 U.S. states and Washington, D.C., address the COVID-19 pandemic. U.S. District Judge Edgardo Ramos’ preliminary injunction blocks Education Secretary Linda McMahon from rescinding unspent aid, originally totaling more than $1.1 billion, from the A…See the Story

How to Do Hard Things

Australia · Australia

How to Do Hard Things

What happens when the world sees you as a hero, but you feel lost inside? Abby Wambach, a trailblazer in women’s soccer, shares how facing life’s challenges after retirement helped her discover truth, healing, and self-love.See the Story

How Social-Emotional Learning Can Foster LGBTQ Inclusion at School

SEL helps children build empathy, self-awareness, and the ability to navigate difference with compassion.Berkeley, California · Berkeley Read Article

How Social Activism Helped Curb Trump’s Power in His First Term

Donald Trump’s first term as president saw some of the largest mass protests seen in the U.S. in over 50 years, from the 2017 Women’s March to the 2020 protests after George Floyd’s murder. Things feel different this time around. Critics seem quieter. Some point to fear of retribution. But there’s also a sense that the protests of Trump’s first term were ultimately futile. This has contributed to a widespread mood of despair. As The New York Tim…Donald Trump · Berkeley Read Article

What If You’re Not Ready to Forgive?

One sibling steals the other’s favorite toy, or maybe they both committed their share of offenses. Their parents want them to apologize to each other. A spouse failed to finish their part of the chores. That can be hard to let go of. In more serious cases, perhaps, a family member betrayed your trust.  As we interact with other humans, we are bound to hurt one another, in both small and large ways. But it’s not always easy to forgive. One of the…Berkeley, California · Berkeley Read Article

How to Connect With Strangers in Public Spaces

How much do you engage with others when you’re out in public? Lots of people don’t actually engage with others much at all. Think of commuters on public transportation staring down at their phones with earbuds firmly in place. As a professor of social psychology, I see similar trends on my university campus, where students often put on their headphones and start checking their phones before leaving the lecture hall on the way to their next class…Berkeley, California · Berkeley Read Article

Happiness Break: Make Uncertainty Part of the Process

Through poetic reflection, Yrsa Daley-Ward helps us embrace the in-between moments, reminding us that the unknown can be the very terrain where real change begins.Berkeley, California · Berkeley Read Article

How Classroom Rituals Help Create Community

As a fifth-grade public school teacher, April Archer is constantly looking for ways to bring warmth and intentionality into her classroom. Student-led conferences were coming up, and she wanted something to brighten the room—not just visually, but emotionally. With St. Patrick’s Day around the corner, she invited her students to reflect on what they felt “lucky” for, but she encouraged them to go deeper than the typical video games or favorite s…Berkeley, California · Berkeley Read Article

How Children Are Influenced by Their Neighborhoods

Parents want what’s best for our children—and our current parenting culture offers an endless stream of suggestions for how to set kids up for success. Though most of this advice focuses on individual actions—parenting strategies or weekend enrichment, for example—our children are also hugely influenced by factors outside the home, such as the neighborhoods they grow up in. A new study attempts to disentangle these neighborhood-level factors and…Berkeley, California · Berkeley Read Article

What Is Love? Scientists Have Answers—But They Don’t All Agree

For millennia, philosophers, prophets, and poets have debated and theorized about love: what it is, how to describe it, how to cultivate it. Scientists, not so much. Indeed, only in recent decades have researchers become comfortable studying love explicitly. Previously, psychologists called the subject of their research “interpersonal attraction” or used the lens of attachment. While the term love may call to mind romance or a dyadic relationshi…South Africa · South Africa See the Story

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