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The unlikely place young workers fight mental-health taboos BBC 1st March, 2021 03:51:41 Twenty-three-year-old Londoner Max Selwood has a popular TikTok account, but not the kind you might expect. Unlike the dance trends and cooking how-tos that blew up on the platform in 2020, Selwood’s videos focus on a less fun – but also popular – subject: mental health. Selwood, who has anxiety, depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), posts clips about social anxiety, mood changes, toxic masculinity and more. He first started posting about mental health on Instagram about three years ag...

The overall percentage of Americans who identify as LGBT is on the rise, but the shift seems to be driven by younger generations.

Different Mobile Offers Appeal to Different Generations: Nielsen While a coupon or promotion is most likely to get some generations to act on a mobile ad, targeted content is key for others, so finds the latest insights from Schaumburg, Ill.-based Nielsen. According to the market research firm's second-quarter 2016 Connected Device Report,19 percent of Millennials, 17 percent of Generation Xers and 14 percent of Baby Boomers find viewing an ad with a coupon or promotion to be the top motivator when engaging ads on a smartphone. In comparison, Generation Z and Greatest Generation member...

‘YouTube of the Audio World’ Captivates Generation Z “You’re listening to DJ OOO’s radio station!” The audio-based social networking platform Spoon Me was running a beta test in 2015. The platform was created as a support space where users could share their personal stories with full anonymity through voice instead of by text. While it drew a multitude of young users in their teens and twenties, its revenue model was unclear. During the test period, something unusual caught the attention of the management team. The users, one after another, were upload...

Thirty is Austin Martin’s lucky number. The educational entrepreneur not only made Forbes magazine’s 30 Americans to watch under age 30 in 2020, he went on to be chosen for the International Literacy Association’s 2021 “30 Under 30" innovators in the spotlight worldwide. And he is still only 25. Surprisingly, the San Diego native has hip-hop music, along with his passion for helping others, to thank. He founded his company, Rhymes With Reason, while a freshman at Brown University. Martin initiated a study of the top 100 words students encounter in the vocabulary section of college SA...