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Women in Philosophy - The Philosophers' Magazine - Vimarsana News

Women in Philosophy - The Philosophers' Magazine

The website of The Philosophers' Magazine.

Researchers find people can switch social identities seamlessly - Vimarsana News

Researchers find people can switch social identities seamlessly

Each person has multiple social identities, such as employee, parent, young person, friend, or even fan of a particular sports team.

Working from home during Covid has made us better at switching between different social identities - Vimarsana News

Working from home during Covid has made us better at switching between different social identities

University of Exeter experts found that people were able to switch social identities rapidly 'with no apparent difficulty', which they said was good for those who had to work from home during Covid.

#BreakTheBias: Moving from Words to Actions by Michealle Gady - Vimarsana News

#BreakTheBias: Moving from Words to Actions by Michealle Gady

For those who do not know, International Women’s Day is recognized annually on March 8th. The purpose of this day is to celebrate the many accomplishments of women and strive toward gender equality in all aspects of life.   This year, I’ve noticed major companies with commercials on television announcing that they are celebrating International Women’s Day all month. My initial thought was “Hey, that’s cool. I don’t think I’ve ever seen commercials like this in past years.” Then my snarky personality took over and I thought “Having an a...

The Emerging Science of Suicide Prevention - Vimarsana News

The Emerging Science of Suicide Prevention

Advances in assessment and intervention could help tip the scale toward survival, one life at a time.