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How to Stop Sabotaging Yourself
By Diane Dreher
Research shows three ways to use your strengths more effectively.
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Meaning is possible at any age. It just depends what kind of meaning.
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Miller Center Committed to Anti-Racism in U.S.—and Around the World
By Brigit Helms
George Floyd's death has led the international development community to grapple with its own history and practices of colonialism, racism, and white-saviorism.
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My Most Important Insight as a Psychotherapist After 40 Years
By Thomas Plante
Sacredness, respect, dignity, and reverence organizes and centers me. And you?
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President Biden’s Policy Mistake About Carbon Pricing Will Be Monumental
By Hersh Shefrin
President Biden is sidestepping the carbon pricing issue, despite the strong recommendations of most mainstream economists.
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A New Golden Age of Natural History
Santa Clara emeritus senior lecturer writes about living—and writing—from the field.
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Remembering "The Mother of Environmental Justice"
By Nancy Unger
Hazel M. Johnson recognized a high number of cancer deaths and unexplained health problems among her neighbors. She decided to take action.
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Biden Has Set the Tone on Immigration—But Will He Deliver for Me and My Family?
By Claudia Flores '12
Did you know? Five million undocumented Americans, including 200,000 DACA recipients, are part of the nation's frontline “essential” workforce during the pandemic.
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Children, Schools, and the Pandemic
By Brett Solomon
Brett Johnson Solomon fears a new lost generation of children who will have a tougher time healing or catching up when life resumes post-pandemic.
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