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Practical ways families can foster kids’ love of literacy during the summer months

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The dismissal bell will soon ring on the 2024–25 school year. The end of the school year is a time for reflection and when discussions about the “summer slide” or “summer slump” begin.This post was […]

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Detroit’s population grew in 2023, 2024—a strategy to welcome immigrants helps explain the turnaround

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Detroit’s population grew in 2024 for the second year in a row. This is a remarkable comeback after decades of population decline in the Motor City.This post was originally published on this site

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Veterans’ protests planned for D-Day latest in nearly 250 years of fighting for their benefits

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Veterans across the United States will gather on June 6, 2025, to protest the Trump administration’s cuts to the Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as the slashing of staff and programs throughout the government. […]

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Creating better policy with consensus-building tools

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Community policies, such as those for zoning or parking, are typically made at the top, which can leave community members feeling frustrated or left out of the process. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University’s School of […]

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Why trust is a key ingredient in scientific innovation

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Australia is facing some of the biggest challenges in our history: climate change, food security, energy transition, and the prospect of more pandemics and digital disruption with the rise of AI and quantum technologies.This post […]

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How the birth of a child changes parents’ environmental and climate concerns

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A new study by the University of Oldenburg and Trinity College Dublin (Ireland) published in Population and Environment shows that the birth of a child has little impact on parents’ environmental and climate concerns—however, there […]

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A global view of men’s experiences with partner violence

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More than two decades ago, George Mason University researcher Denise Hines began investigating a topic most researchers wouldn’t touch: men as victims of intimate partner violence (IPV). She and collaborator Emily Douglas were the first […]

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Examining why women ascend the corporate ladder more slowly than men

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While women have made gains in the workplace in recent decades, data shows it still takes women longer to get promoted than men. And even fewer women make it to the top of the corporate […]

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Human-AI relationships: New scale measures our attachment patterns

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is ubiquitous in this era. As a result, human-AI interactions are becoming more frequent and complex, and this trend is expected to accelerate soon. Therefore, scientists have made remarkable efforts to better […]

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Interactive website maps religious diversity across Mississippi

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A new University of Mississippi project maps the state’s often-overlooked religious diversity, blending historical research, video interviews and sacred music to spotlight faith communities across Mississippi.This post was originally published on this site

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