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Reset Project aims to improve mental health - Vimarsana News

Reset Project aims to improve mental health

A GROUP of Southern Grampians residents will get to reset their lives after the COVID-19 pandemic as part of a new local initiative.

Reflections of an enraged incrementalist – what must be done next? - Vimarsana News

Reflections of an enraged incrementalist – what must be done next?

This is the keynote address delivered to the 14th International Sustainability Transitions Conference, Utrecht, August 2023, by Mark Swilling.

Health Minister announces further funding for mental health support projects - Vimarsana News

Health Minister announces further funding for mental health support projects

Health Minister Robin Swann has announced funding of more than Pound 250,000 for three organisations providing vital mental health support for local communities in South and West Belfast as part of the Mental Health Support Fund.

Health Minister Announces Funding For Vital Mental Health Providers | Northern Ireland News, 03/02/2022 - Vimarsana News

Health Minister Announces Funding For Vital Mental Health Providers | Northern Ireland News, 03/02/2022

Three Organisations To Share Over £250,000

Source: 4ni.co.uk
To combat false news, correct after reading - Vimarsana News

To combat false news, correct after reading

Credits: Image: Jose-Luis Olivares, MIT, with images courtesy of Twitter and Facebook Previous image Next image The battle to stop false news and online misinformation is not going to end any time soon, but a new finding from MIT scholars may help ease the problem. In an experiment, the researchers discovered that fact-checking labels, when attached to online news headlines, actually work better after people read false headlines, compared to when they precede the headline or accompany it. “We found that whether a false claim was corrected before people read...

Source: mit.edu