Why do we remember some things and not others?
Someone recently told me that they’re starting to forget what it was like to live in isolation from March 2020 onward; upon reflection, I realized I’m starting to forget too.
Is an Electric Bike for Everyone?
E-bikes are gaining popularity due to their inclusivity, accommodating a wide range of fitness levels and ages. While they make cycling easier, they also promote physical activity, encourage commuting, and reduce car usage.
Video gaming may be associated with better cognitive performance in children
As a self-proclaimed video game enthusiast, I have found myself in a place where I have come to realize that many of my foundational strengths have come through what video games have taught me.
Teachers Speak Out On How Parents Can Support Them As We Head Back-to-School
With this year’s back-to-school season marked by a teacher shortage, renewed COVID-19 surges, and book bannings, teachers share what parents can do to make the process easier on everyone. Learn more about how you can support teachers…
Generations: The Real Differences Between Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, Boomers, and Silents―and What They Mean for America’s Future” By: Jean M. Twenge PhD
This weeks books selection explores the distinct characteristics, values, and experiences of different generations and their potential impact on the future of America. Drawing on extensive research and analysis, the book delves into the unique traits and formative events that have shaped each generation, including their attitudes towards work, technology, politics, and social issues.
The End of Rainbow Washing?
Rainbow washing allows organizations to use the rainbow Pride colors to suggest to consumers that they support the LGBTQIA+ community, without having to put in actual effort or produce a tangible outcome for queer folk. This year stakes appear higher for corporations and there has been an obvious lack of rainbow washing leading into June […]
So You Don’t Want Kids?
A recent survey conducted by the Pew Research Center in 2021 revealed that a growing number of childless adults in the United States have no plans of having children in the future. In light of this trend, NPR has published an article that explores various strategies and important factors to consider for individuals who have […]
Coming Up for Air: How Teams Can Leverage Systems and Tools to Stop Drowning in Work
A book recommendation co-authored by Nick Sonnenberg and Michael Simpson. “Coming Up for Air” is a book that provides valuable insights for anyone looking to balance their work and personal life. The authors emphasize the importance of taking breaks and stepping back to gain perspective, which can be applied to everyday life. The book provides […]
ChatGPT is about to revolutionize the economy. We need to decide what that looks like.
After listening to an HBR IdeaCast Podcast early last week about how ChatGPT should be explored in the workplace I was fascinated by what this might mean for people. According to the MIT Technology Review “generative AI models hold the promise of automating all sorts of tasks that were previously thought to be solely in […]
Bad Company: Is Too Much Alone Time Making You Sick?
By Suzanne Leigh Excerpt: Social isolation and loneliness can be a potent stressor in both teens and adults. To mitigate distress, some individuals may turn to maladaptive behaviors like excessive alcohol or drugs. Conversely, social connection can reinforce health promoting behaviors, providing the support to make good habits stick. Read more here!
5 Hispanic Leaders Who Changed Labor History
In honor of Cesar Chavez Day on Friday, here are Hispanic workers who have played an important role in the history of the nation and the labor movement. Here are five labor leaders who have made important contributions to work in America.
Celebrating Women’s History Month
Celebrate Women’s History Month this year by exploring pivotal points in history and learning more about women who made history and those continuing to do so. PBS-KVIE has compiled a number of informative articles, and links that salute women who have changed our lives with documentaries, that will premier throughout the month, about and by women, […]