Lusaka Times | file photo
Community Development and Social Services Minister Ms. Doreen Mwamba during the launch of the Urban Price Shock Emergency Cash Transfer in Kabwe District
Archive for September 2025
Coping Strategies To Enhance Mental Health and Wellbeing of Ethnic Minority Populations in the United Kingdom: A Scoping Review
Zambia intensifies its social protection agenda by scaling up the Social Cash Transfer Programme
Visual displays for communicating multiple uncertain forecasts.
In the aftermath of the adoption of the landmark Pandemic Accord: what are the strategic options for its effective implementation in Africa?
Psychiatric Comorbidities in Fibromyalgia: A Comparison With Chronic Conditions and Healthy Controls
Social risk factors screening preferences among breast and prostate cancer survivors: A qualitative study
Edinburgh sick kids social work service saved – but future remains uncertain
Edinburgh Evening News | City of Edinburgh Council
A vital social work service for Edinburgh’s most vulnerable children has been saved – though it’s not yet in the clear. Councillors also voted for an investigation to be carried out into the original decision to withdraw 11 social workers from the new Sick Kids.
Passive smoking and risk of head and neck cancer: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Influence of supply and demand side factors on willingness to use biodegradable plastic bags.
National Council on Family Relations announces 2025 Olson Grant recipients
Social welfare workers strike over disability programme power dispute
Cyprus Mail
Deputy Welfare Minister Marilena Evangelou
Screening for borderline personality disorder (BPD) in malaysia: a validation study of the McLean screening instrument for BPD
The status quo, causes, and countermeasures of employment difficulties faced by college graduates in China
Forgiveness in Later Life: Attributes and Consequences for Older Adults in Indian Families
Changing Dietary Patterns among Chinese Older Adults: A Rural–Urban Comparative Analysis (2008–2018)
The evidence behind better philanthropy
Geography of Computing Graduate Degree Opportunities: Examining the Characteristics of Minority-Serving Institutions
CvC-SAD (Clinician vs Coach)Self-help Versions in a RCT
Earmarking donations to boost study participation? Evidence from a field experiment
Does the COVID-19 pandemic lower the admissions quality of higher education institutions in affected regions in China?
Bridges or Barriers? A Systematic Literature Review of Multilingualism in Counseling
CfP (ongoing): Tutorial Papers for Behavior Research Methods
Self-efficacy as a Mediator of the Relationships Between Obesity and Asthma Outcomes in Black and Latino Children
Narrative Change as a Tool for Health Justice: Lessons from Asheville’s Every Black Voice Project
Disentangle the Curriculum and Structural Effects of Math Pathway Reforms: Evidence from Maryland Community College System
‘We Love Nature and Nature Loves Us’: Children’s Observations on their Relationship with the More-than-Human World
The best time of my life: Portraits of women in mid-life
Employee suicide: The effect of cause, employer response, and gender on perceptions of organisational brand image and support.
To get people off the street, he pays for a one-way ticket home
NYT | E Schaff
John Alle (right) set up a hotline offering free tickets home for people living on the streets of Santa Monica. Above: Alle and Adam Gibson distributing fliers about their program.
Loan Debt Among Scholarship Student-Athletes at Four-Year Colleges and Universities
Children in Chile’s toxic food environments | UNICEF
Disparities in Adverse and Positive Childhood Experiences Among Asian American Emerging Adults Ethnic Groups
Amid LGBTQ controversy, social work dean ‘steps down’ at Baylor
Baptist News Global
The provost’s message to faculty and staff neither says Jon Singletary (above) voluntarily resigned nor was fired. It says the dean “informed me of his decision to step down.” Inside sources at Baylor told BNG this should not be construed as a voluntary resignation and appears to be part of a larger effort to position the university in a nonaffirming stance. Earlier, deans of the university’s various schools were instructed to scrub their websites of names of “controversial” people who serve on their various advisory boards and boards of visitors.