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MY TAKE Fostering a workplace culture that values mental health starts with a look inward. Oh, how different the workplace looks today compared with before COVID-19. The pandemic forced so [...]

The Bookshop Heroes--our inaugural list of some of the best individual booksellers in the UK and Ireland--has been in train for a year. We were keen to expand the remit [...]

IF YOU HAVE A BROTHER, A SISTER, OR A FEW OF BOTH, you know siblings can be super frustrating. They pick fights, they take over the TV, they borrow your [...]

Bizarre questions are all pan of a day's work for a reference librarian. For Tina Princenthal, senior librarian, InfoNow, at Los Angeles Public Library (LAPL), some of the questions she's [...]

Telehealth and AI rely on digital tools when human interaction is hard to come by. Here's how these trends have been accelerated by the shutdown and other catalysts. Technology has [...]

THE FATAL FLAW of the California dream has always been that fantasy is frequently mistaken for reality. It's a natural consequence of allowing generations of grifters to market the state [...]

Allow me to ask you a question, and I would like you to be honest. Has the pandemic of 2020 affected your reading habits significantly? I don't mean to ask [...]

No dancer planned to spend 2020 on Zoom. Yet at-home tendus and two-steps have become the norm as most live dance opportunities have vanished. For some dancers, the pandemic hit [...]

A clear pattern of opportunism has emerged across Russian and Chinese information operations. Exacerbated by the pandemic, this adversarial activity will continue to characterize the information space in the future. [...]

For centuries, the Quilombola people, descendants of escaped African slaves, have survived against insurmountable odds in the Amazon rainforest. Now industrial pollution and a pandemic are threatening their existence. NAVIGATING [...]

Over the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Nephrology Nursing Journal began a project to capture the COVID-19 pandemic experiences of nephrology nurses and other nephrology health care professionals. [...]

George Floyd's murder earlier this year has irrevocably changed the way we see the world. The video capturing the perpetuation of senseless police brutality, viewed against the despairing backdrop of [...]

Just six months ago, our entire world was turned upside down by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Nationwide, most businesses, schools, churches, parks and recreation facilities shut down. Many believed it [...]

The destructive toll COVID-19 has caused worldwide is devastating. In the United States, the disproportionate deaths of Black, Indigenous, and Latinx people due to structural racism, amplified by economic adversity, [...]

As COVID-19 upended the education and health care realms this spring, so too did it upend the personal and professional lives of the audiologists and SLPs who work in them. [...]

Many programs set up teletherapy clinics in less than a week, with faculty members working nearly nonstop to ensure continuity of services for clients and accrual of clinical hours for [...]

The COVID-19 pandemic, the current economic crisis, and how governments, corporations, and people fighting for social justice respond to them are going to have lasting and far-reaching consequences for everyone--from [...]

THESE STATEMENTS AND OTHERS echo among camp professionals as we continue to grapple with making decisions about our camp programs. Spring programs were abandoned long ago and, for some, so [...]

As cities and counties continue to grow in variations of age, economic status, educational attainment, immigration levels, and population size, they find themselves in need of someone who can focus [...]

WHEN COVID-19 SHUT DOWN INSTITUTIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY in March, Melissa Jacobs knew that everything about her job was about to change. The director of New York City's school libraries [...]

Futurists know from studying history that the most improbable things happen quite regularly. Already in the 21st century, we've had terrorist attacks, financial crashes, authoritarian governments, tsunamis, the rise of [...]

The 1918 H1N1 pandemic illustrates one of the worst scenarios for preparedness, as it produced the greatest influenza mortality in recorded history. It is estimated that about 500 million people [...]

When the April launch of The Happy Ever After Playlist by Abby Jimenez (Forever) pivoted from an in-store discussion at Magers & Quinn in Minneapolis to a ticketed YouTube livestream [...]

The Boston Public Library (BPL) strategized with fellow staff and citywide organizations to deliver books, reallocate library iPads to shelter guests, and loan Wi-Fi hotspots to recovery and treatment programs. [...]

As the coronavirus epidemic stretches ahead of us for weeks, and probably for months, how will it affect the people of God? I am afraid that we will all get [...]

The pandemic wreaked global trauma in 2020. But the crisis also offers a chance to appreciate life's gifts. In October 2015, when Sarah Jackson was due to wed, the bride-to-be [...]

YOU have been a small but necessary part of my life for the past two years. We didn't plan our meetings like I did with my close friends. Instead, we [...]