As many states begin their new legislative sessions, it’s always fascinating to see the bills related to human trafficking and sexual abuse, and the coalitions that form around this legislation.…

Office of Public Affairs Note: View Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke's remarks here.  The Justice Department issued a report today on the Tulsa Race Massacre. The report documents the department’s findings, made during…

Reflections from the 3rd International IHRA Conference on the Persecution and Genocide of Roma during the Nazi Era On a cold winter morning in London, the sharp chill added to…

Two recent analyses are being used to shape the upcoming U.S. Dietary Guidelines regarding alcohol consumption. The first analysis, conducted by an outside scientific review panel under the Department of…

When the world's evil feels overwhelming, despair may tempt us to stand by and do nothing, allowing injustice to thrive. Today, on Raoul Wallenberg Commemorative Day, we honour the enduring legacy…

Aditi Shrikant When psychologist Caroline Fleck first learned about the "rapoport technique" she thought it would be a "disaster." The strategy, developed by renowned psychologist John Gottman and used during…

Seventh-grade students who received a cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) intervention matched to their personality type were less likely to use substances over the following five years of adolescence than students…

Marybeth GasmanDec 15, 2024, Updated Dec 15, 2024, 06:13pm EST In early 2023, large-scale, systematic attacks and legislation on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) began across the country. Nearly every…

The U.S. Census Bureau and a growing number of states are starting to gather more detailed information about Americans’ race and ethnicity, a change some advocates of the process say…