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While ‘having more free time’ is often idolized, it can actually negatively impact health and wellbeing by increasing feelings of loneliness. E | Neuroscience

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The fear of catching COVID-19 may have benefited some couples when it comes to their sex lives, a new study suggests.

I certainly identify with virtually everything that Henry Makow has written here. There is certainly a war on mothers, the very people who are the fabric of the family structure. My own mother passed away in 2018, and I certainly wished that I could spend one more hour with her saying simple things like, “Thank you for all the sacrifice you made.” That woman made sure that my siblings got an education, not an ideology which can literally cripple one’s moral and intellectual growth and ab...

(MENAFN - The Conversation) Associate Professor, Griffith University Profile Articles Activity Dr Leonie Lockstone-Binney joined Griffith University in January 2019 as an Associate Professor in the Department of Tourism, Sport and Hotel Management. Leonie previously held the institute-wide role of Associate Dean (Research) at William Angliss Institute, Melbourne from 2015 to 2018. Leonie was also formerly Discipline Group Leader of the Tourism, Hospitality, Music and Events Group at Victori...

Katelyn Dykstra Dr. Katelyn Dykstra is a Sessional Instructor at the University of Manitoba, Canada. Katelyn recently completed a post-doctoral fellowship that explores critical community literacies in a queer context. In this work, she explores the way that queer people learn to tell their stories to service providers and other people in their circle of care. This project draws on her doctoral thesis, which focused on intersex representation, including a chapter on intersex life-writing. She ...

Your Sex Life and Healthy Sexual Activity Remain Critically Important Leisure Sciences, found that nearly half of online survey participants reported a decline in how much sex they were having compared with their prepandemic sex lives. Not only is sex a great workout, safe and consensual sex can help us feel relaxed, ease anxiety and tension in the body, act as a natural sleep aid, and cause the brain to release hormones, including endorphins (the body’s natural uppers) and oxytocin (the so-...

Ada S. Mckinley *(Chicago, Ill.) Newly released scholarly research about Chicago social reformer Ada S. McKinley indicates her contributions to Chicago and to the field of human services have been ignored and marginalized due to her race. The report has spurred the 102-year old nonprofit she founded to call for the rewriting of history books to inform the public of one of the nation’s most profoundly successful, yet unheralded human services pioneers. As we celebrate Black History Month, Ada ...

Ada S. McKinley is way overdue for some appreciation, according to researchers who delved into her history as an early 20th century social reformer Darcel Rockett, Chicago Tribune © Moffett Studio/Chicago Tribune/TNS Ada S. McKinley, head of the South Side Settlement House, on Jan. 30, 1938. The name Ada S. McKinley graces 70 sites across Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana under the banner of Ada S. McKinley Community Services Inc. According to CEO Jamal Malone, the agency serve...

Two professors and Ada S. McKinley Community Services Inc.'s CEO want recognition for the Black social activist who aided poor South Side residents.