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Archive for November 2026
Nicole Bedera on the Cornell 7, Title IX, and How Universities Betray Survivors of Sexual Violence
Teacher and Classmate Support on Self‐Concept: A Cross‐Sectional and Longitudinal Study
Psychiatric Advance Directives: A Call for Humanization (Outline application closing date: 11 March)
Inclusion of Palliative Care Expertise in Multidisciplinary Preoperative Assessment to Identify Needs of Goals of Care Discussions in Older Patients
This is 65: Retired social worker, photographer, and memoirist Angelica Glass responds to the Oldster Magazine questionnaire
Oldster
Angelica Glass, 65, is the author of Scavenging Beauty: A Memoir in Walks… Angelica is a retired Licensed Clinical Social Worker living in Santa Cruz where she shares a cozy artichoke-green home within earshot of barking sea lions with Ellen, her wife of twenty-eight years. She has two grown sons and recently became a grandmother.
State of the World’s Emotional Health 2026
Latest census numbers on insurance mask coming catastrophe
Reimagining Leadership in the Age of AI: Questioning Authority, Agency, and Pedagogy
Government of Canada announces major investment in Canadian researchers and research institutions
Deep brain stimulation for major depressive disorder: a systematic review and meta-analysis
The Disappearing Victims: Pentagon Records Missed Almost Half of Troops’ Domestic Abuse Killings
The Intercept | T Davis
Priscilla Rodriguez tried to raise the alarm about intimate partner killings in the military years ago. “When accountability is inconsistent,” she said, “it sends a message that abuse can and will remain hidden.”
Lived Experience Leadership in Inclusive Research
High‐ versus low‐frequency exercise for depression in university students: a single‐blind randomized controlled trial
Behavioural Interventions for Menstrual Hygiene Independence in Girls and Women With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: A Structured Narrative Review
Racial Perceptions of Communication in Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Associations Between Self-Reported Experiences of Racial Discrimination and Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy among Black and White Women in the Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults Study
Systemness transformation: progress and elusive ancillary factors
Is fear of recurrence a determinant of breast self-examination awareness in women who have survived breast cancer?
Improving lives: National awards for West Sussex social workers
Sussex World
West Sussex County Council social workers have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to the profession after winning prestigious national awards at a ceremony held at the House of Commons. Above: Jennifer Benbow – Service Manager for Complex Needs in Adults Services’ and Shona McLaughlin – Social Worker in Family Safeguarding.