Why the Real Meaning Behind “Aro” and “Ace” Matters
An often overlooked part of the queer community, aro and ace people are sometimes lumped together. However, the meaning of aromanticism and asexuality are quite different. Read more
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An often overlooked part of the queer community, aro and ace people are sometimes lumped together. However, the meaning of aromanticism and asexuality are quite different. Read more
Blue light emitted from screens can be damaging to eye health when excessive. To prevent these negative side effects of the modern world, follow our tips on how to protect your eyes from screens. Read more
Virtual volunteer opportunities are an impactful way of giving your time to help those in need. The past years have taught us that we can achieve so much from home, so why not start the new year right by volunteering virtually? Read more
Self-improvement: We strive to live and eat healthy, look better and work more productively. However, self-improvement can be a quite the slippery slope. Here's why. Read more
Rainbow-washing is something to look out for especially during Pride month, as many companies try to profit off of queer dollars while disadvantaging queer people. Read more
Doing nothing is a great way to relax and enjoy life, while maintaining your mental health and decision-making abilities. It may not seem like it, but sometimes doing nothing is the best action to take. Read more
A community garden is more than just a place to grow plants, it can help foster and build beneficial relationships. Keep reading to learn how to start a community garden, as well as why you should. Read more
Paper is an omnipresent material that we use every single day. Though it is biodegradable and can be used to replace many less sustainable materials, its production requires a hefty amount of precious resources and its lifespan is much shorter than is often suggested. Here are 9 paper-saving tips you can easily implement. Read more
Whataboutism is a common discussion strategy used in both work and personal environments. We’ll look at why it’s used and how to counteract it. Read more
We decide about 20,000 times every day. Some are tough decisions, others are made within split-seconds. We show you how to make good choices. Read more