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Your Daily Phil: How JDC is responding to war in Israel - Vimarsana News

Your Daily Phil: How JDC is responding to war in Israel

Good Thursday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on a push by the National Council of Jewish Women to secure the release of the captives taken by Hamas, and the Maccabi Ra’anana basketball team’s emotional game...

SNF Agora Institute hosts symposium on mental health and democratic agency - Vimarsana News

SNF Agora Institute hosts symposium on mental health and democratic agency

Experts from Johns Hopkins led explorations of the relationship between mental well-being and democracy at a symposium in Athens

Source: jhu.edu
Kuʻikahi Mediation Center in Hilo to host free brown bag talk with Charlie Young : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Kuʻikahi Mediation Center in Hilo to host free brown bag talk with Charlie Young : Big Island Now

Ku‘ikahi Mediation Center is hosting a free virtual talk on May 18, featuring Charlie Young, as part of its “Finding Solutions, Growing Peace” brown bag lunch series.

MIT's Center for Constructive Communication takes aim at the destructive nature of social media | MIT News - Vimarsana News

MIT's Center for Constructive Communication takes aim at the destructive nature of social media | MIT News

MIT's Center for Constructive Communication launches a cross-disciplinary effort to build healthier social networks, taking aim at the destructive nature of social media.

Source: mit.edu
Twitter is for roasting Donald Trump. Building a democracy? Not so much. - Vimarsana News

Twitter is for roasting Donald Trump. Building a democracy? Not so much.

Will a “civic tech” boomlet in the Bay State bring us a better online politics?