Radical Empathy News Today

How social media companies have become the new information gatekeepers; a gripping real-life love affair – or is it?; a psychiatrist reflects on her work with violent offenders; and remembering the late, great Steve Wright

Prophet Song is neither prescient nor melodious; it is a self-proclaimed seer’s message which reads as an exhausting description of current events

Express View: Selection of ‘Prophet Song’ as the winner highlights the slow turn that the Booker Prize seems to be taking towards more political themes

From April 20 to 30, the 2nd version of Model: Festival d'Arquitectures de Barcelona was held, premiering a new theme, Radical Empathy.

The recent surge in xenophobia made me re-evaluate my identity as an Asian American and seek therapy. But the lack of culturally responsive mental health care in Colorado leaves many other community members behind.

A Sarasota-based nonprofit that focuses on human trafficking awareness, prevention, and outreach is turning to virtual reality to help teach families how to avoid the pitfalls that can lead children to become victims.

"We can’t just expect journalists to practice self-care; we need to put processes in place to ensure they aren’t overworked and actively help them manage their workloads."

La Neve, the dance-punk project of Rhode Island-based musician, organizer and historian Joey La Neve DeFrancesco, is set to release their gripping new History Solved EP this Friday April 15. A special 200-copy limited edition vinyl pressing of the History Solved EP has just been announced with the pre-order also going up on April 15.

With school closures likely coming in DPS, some say the process of recommending criteria has been marred by closed meetings and limited debate.

The author and educator will deliver the Provost’s Distinguished Lecture April 11. The event is free and open to the public.