This Intersectional Moment
June 11, 2020
It’s Pride Month. America is erupting in protests over racial justice. There’s a pandemic going on and we’re witnessing how the essential workers, the ones
It’s Pride Month. America is erupting in protests over racial justice. There’s a pandemic going on and we’re witnessing how the essential workers, the ones
We have been heartbroken by the death of George Floyd at the hands of police brutality, and as you likely are too, we are still
From the outset of the Coronavirus pandemic and the resulting shelter in place, quarantine and lockdown orders, we have been concerned about the potential rise
One of the most mind-bending things about this pandemic is how it has collapsed human experience so that people from all walks of life, from
Ensuring a sustainable counseling program can be a challenge. Our students face a great deal of trauma and stress, not only related to growing up
We’ve written before about the rising influence of and risk in social media with children like our students, who might use it to find friends,
“Teaching at-risk children psychology is an important part of prevention.” – Luck Pii Luck (as the students call her) has been using her degree in
Earlier this month, we shared a piece on 10 Things You Might Not Know about Forced Labor. This week, we’re delving a little deeper into
Children are not immune to the cultural messages we share about who is to blame when it comes to sexual abuse, shame, and sex trafficking.
If you had to guess what the most reliable predictor is for someone to get trafficked in the U.S., what would you think it was?
