In the 1840s, Britain was facing dire circumstances with poor sanitation, expensive and low-quality food, and overcrowded housing. With the looming threat of another epidemic after cholera had already claimed 50,000 lives in the UK, the economic situation was dire, leading to starvation in certain areas. Recognizing the need for change, a group of 28… Continue reading Co-operative business: a recipe for resilience in turbulent times
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Processing grief: how photography is helping Gazan refugees rebuild their lives
in the region, these children have given us a stark reminder of the importance of human connection, shared experience, and hope. Their images capture the beauty and resilience of the human spirit even in the face of adversity.” This code snippet is a combination of HTML and CSS code. It includes a call-to-action section inviting… Continue reading Processing grief: how photography is helping Gazan refugees rebuild their lives
What went right this week: the good news that matters
n be achieved. Cicadas are known for their loud and distinctive singing, which is produced by the males to attract mates. Their return to the New Forest is a positive sign of conservation efforts to restore biodiversity and habitats in the area. This success story highlights the importance of conservation efforts and the impact they… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters
The stay-at-home-dad with a full to-do list and a full heart
Andrew Cattanach had not envisioned himself becoming a full-time stay-at-home dad, but after taking care of his two daughters as the primary caregiver for five years, he wouldn’t have it any other way. Today, millennial fathers are spending triple the amount of time with their children in comparison to dads from the 1960s. Parenting in… Continue reading The stay-at-home-dad with a full to-do list and a full heart
Global media giants unite to dispel the myth of climate indifference
The 89 Percent Project is a global initiative aimed at shedding light on the overwhelming public support for stronger climate action. Despite the fact that 89% of people worldwide desire more significant government intervention on climate change, many individuals remain hesitant to voice their opinions, erroneously thinking they are in the minority. This initiative, spearheaded… Continue reading Global media giants unite to dispel the myth of climate indifference
Celebration Day gains traction, with a renewed call to normalise talking about death
Many Brits struggle with discussing the topic of death, feeling awkward or guilty in the process. A recent poll highlighted this issue, sparking interest in a new national day aimed at changing the narrative around death and encouraging open conversations about loss. Celebration Day, a British adaptation of Mexico’s Día de los Muertos (Day of… Continue reading Celebration Day gains traction, with a renewed call to normalise talking about death
Meet the expert in human love who’s fascinated by the huge positive potential of more-involved dads
Anna Machin, a doctor of evolutionary anthropology, writer, and broadcaster, is renowned for her groundbreaking work in the field of fatherhood science, challenging traditional notions of paternal roles. In recent times, millennial fathers have emerged as significantly more involved with their children compared to their predecessors in the 1960s. This shift represents a complex evolution… Continue reading Meet the expert in human love who’s fascinated by the huge positive potential of more-involved dads
What went right this week: the good news that matters
t: 400;”>a good year in terms of reducing violent crime. Meanwhile, the UK has seen its murder rate go from around 26 in 100,000 people in the 1500s, down to around one in 100,000 people today. The UK has experienced a long-term reduction in strikingly similar patterns to what’s been witnessed in Brazil, with the trend… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters
Footie practice, breaking patterns and presence: how millennial fathers are reshaping parenthood
Paul Bent, a 40-year-old regional director of a London-based estate agent, did not have the most present father figure growing up. His father was separated from his mother early on, leaving Paul feeling a sense of abandonment throughout his childhood. This experience led Paul to vow to be a different kind of father to his… Continue reading Footie practice, breaking patterns and presence: how millennial fathers are reshaping parenthood
Resurgent tuna and rebounding elephants: the dogged conservation efforts bearing fruit
In a world facing environmental challenges, the prospects for wildlife populations can seem bleak. From climate crisis to habitat destruction, the threats are numerous and dire. However, amidst the gloom, there are silver linings that offer hope and inspiration for conservation efforts globally. The Rewilding Futures conference held in Cambridge this year showcased numerous success… Continue reading Resurgent tuna and rebounding elephants: the dogged conservation efforts bearing fruit