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The first Cultural Mapping Conference for Panay, Guimaras, and Negros Occidental took place from October 23 to 25, 2024, at the Grand Xing Imperial Hotel. Themed “Kaangtanan: Celebrating Intersections across …
Celebrating Cultural Heritage: Insights from the Kaangtanan Conference Read More
Michael Strain, director of economic policy studies, spoke at the University of Utah on the American economy’s health, addressing inflation and national debt. He emphasized that consumers feel price increases …
Economist Michael Strain on America’s Economy and National Debt Read More
Jeshua Bardoo attended CHOGM 2024 in Samoa, focusing on advocating human rights and discussing laws that criminalize poverty and homelessness. As a guest of the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, he …
Bardoo Champions Human Rights at CHOGM 2024 in Samoa Read More
Human Rights Watch reported that the Burkina Faso government endangered civilians in August, leading to the deaths of over 100 villagers during a militant attack. Villagers were forced to assist …
Burkina Faso: Civilians at Risk Amidst Government Oversight and Militant Attacks Read More
The article highlights the alarming violence against environmental defenders, with 193 killed in 2023. Activists confront threats from both authoritarian and democratic governments, often at the mercy of corporate interests. …
Protecting the Guardians of Our Planet: The Call for Action at COP 29 Read More
In the lead-up to the November election, economic issues dominate voter concerns, prominently featuring inflation, job market health, immigration policy, tax reforms, and national debt. Despite some improvements, many Americans …
Top Economic Concerns for U.S. Voters in the Upcoming Election Read More
The Liangzhu Culture Corridor, featuring the Archaeological Ruins of Liangzhu City, has highlighted ten significant scenic spots to enhance local tourism. Key sites include Yaoshan Altar, Mojiao Hill Palace, and …
Top 10 Enchanting Sites of Liangzhu Culture Corridor Unveiled Read More
Horror films serve as reflections of societal fears and cultural anxieties, connecting deeply with moral panics and historical moments. Michelle Martinez, an instructor in Film and Media Studies, emphasizes how …
Horror Films: A Reflection of Society’s Fears and Anxieties Read More
Simon Johnson, a Nobel laureate in economics, reflects on his journey from a Sheffield workshop to MIT. He emphasizes the role of technology in shaping economies and advocates for fair …
Nobel Economist Simon Johnson Advocates for Pro-Worker Technology Policies Read More
The fashion industry is increasingly integrating wellness programs into employee benefits, transforming them from mere perks into essential tools for enhancing productivity and satisfaction. Companies like Hugo Boss and Glossier …
Designing Wellness Programs that Employees Embrace Read More