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Study: Teens' Social Well-being Continued Decline Even After Pandemic Lockdowns Ended | UCSB - Vimarsana News

Study: Teens' Social Well-being Continued Decline Even After Pandemic Lockdowns Ended | UCSB

One year after the end of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions in California, adolescentsreported an increase in feeling disconnected from their communities and

Cooperation Agreement Signed between Goethe University Frankfurt and The Hebrew University of Jerusalem - Vimarsana News

Cooperation Agreement Signed between Goethe University Frankfurt and The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Goethe University Frankfurt and The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HUJI) have announced a significant step in their ongoing scientific collaboration ....

How can parents protect children from horrors on TV and on social media? - Vimarsana News

How can parents protect children from horrors on TV and on social media?

A Hebrew University expert on child abuse calls on journalists to avoid interviewing young survivors of the Hamas terrorists’ massacre.

Source: jpost.com
NLU Odisha, Conference, Global Childhoods - Vimarsana News

NLU Odisha, Conference, Global Childhoods

National Law University Odisha, is organizing the 9th Conference of the International Society for Child Indicators (ISCI) on the theme of “Global Childhoods: Critical Perspectives Promoting...

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Nature draws out a happy place for children - Vimarsana News

Nature draws out a happy place for children

Credit: Anglia Ruskin University Young children in deprived areas see nature and outdoor spaces as being associated with "happy places", according to a new study published in the journal Child Indicators Research. Researchers Dr Nicola Walshe and Dr Zoe Moula from Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) asked 91 children aged seven and eight from two primary schools in areas of relatively high deprivation in the East of England to draw their happy place, before engaging them in group discussions about how they perceive their own wellbeing. More than half of the children created drawings that included...