Helping male victims of domestic abuse can benefit society as a whole
Men who experience violence, and efforts to prevent violence against men and boys, are conspicuously lacking from the gender-based violence discussion.
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How to help teen girls’ mental health struggles – 6 research-based strategies for parents, teachers and friends
It’s a well-established fact that children’s and teens’ mental health took a hit during the pandemic. But new research suggests that teen girls in particular are suffering in unprecedented ways.
Black college students who turn to their faith think less about suicide
Black college students who resorted to self-blame when faced with stress were also more likely to experience suicidal thoughts within the past year.
For Black social workers, anxiety and depression are on the rise
As social workers, we are trained mental health professionals who prioritize social justice. But how do we cope when faced with the collective trauma of a global pandemic and the mental and emotional effects of racism?
Africa’s Waterfalls: Awe-Inspiring Natural Wonders
Waterfalls in Africa are not only beautiful to look at, but they also play a vital role in the continent’s environment.
Style Influencers: Kentucky Derby DELCO Style
The fashions were fancy and fun; for the Kentucky Derby, you know it’s all about the hat, but also, you just need a stunning dress or outfit that makes you feel fabulous.
The Business of Photography in Africa: Opportunities for African Photographers
In recent years, there has been a notable increase in enthusiasm for African Photography, both within the continent and beyond.
Hopelessness about the future is a key reason some Black young adults consider suicide, new study finds
The Black young adult women in this study were more likely to seriously think about suicide because they could not live up to the expectations of other people and because they felt lonely and sad.
Are you under digital distress? 3 ways tech triggers may be affecting your mental health
Tech-triggers are pervasive, yet seemingly innocuous because we’ve learned to click them away or compartmentalize their effects.