An investigation by the New York Times found that young people who were incarcerated were 12 percent less likely to graduate from high school and 23 percent more likely to be incarcerated as [...]
Canadian research by Loverock, Benny, Smith, Siddiqi and Pabayo (2024) concluded, “Income inequality is associated with deaths of despair and this relationship is mediated by stress, social [...]
New report from the Rocky Mountain Institute shows that while climate change continues to be a pressing issue, that there are some positive changes occurring as well. See their report here.
From Aeon, an article by Inanna Hamati-Ataya, that highlights that all cultures are muddled and messy. But this is not a bad thing, travel, trade and incorporating diverse perspectives is our [...]
CBC report (here) investigating the experiences and perspectives of people coming to Canada. Report suggests that while many have positive experiences, others highlight the lack of jobs, problems [...]
An article in VICE by Paige Gawley, highlights the impact of Anti-LGBTQ legislation on suicide attempts. Article is here.
New research by Sherry Turkle, well worth the read. Here. (Photograph: Niles Singer/Harvard Staff Photographer)
A new report from Oxfam International presents data on growing global inequality and the rise of corporate power and influence. Required reading for anyone interested in presenting data to [...]
A good article by Andrew Mason posted at Aeon. The focus of the article is answering the question, “Can lookism in employment ever be justified? And, when it can’t, should we legislate [...]
In a new report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, entitled, Canada’s New Gilded Age finds that, “The average CEO collects $7,162 an hour. It takes just over eight [...]
