This year’s theme, ‘Where Everything Is Waiting for You,’ begins with the observation that the world is changing but a hunger ...

He was a social critic and scholar, a professor, a polemicist, an activist for both general and sexual politics, a religious and cultural guru, a literary critic, promoter and publicist, a ...

Liverpool fans never fully appreciated Luis Diaz. Indeed, most of them seemed to welcome the Colombian's departure to Bayern Munich last summer, believing that his sale was necessary to accommodate ...

Brighton have been displaced as 'the best run club in the country' by Brentford, whose 'Liverpool rejects' completely ...

Introduction The transition from clinical practice to an academic role presents a multifaceted challenge for anaesthesia master’s students in Iran, as it demands not only clinical expertise but also ...

In his 1984 speech at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco, Mr. Jackson argued for a more diverse coalition for the party.

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Recovery Forums, Patient Councils, Patient Participation Groups - there are lots of variations on groups for people with dementia, where you can do research. More flexible and open membership, may ...

Most websites are built with dark text on a light canvas—after all, it’s how humans were used to interacting with words and images before the internet. But flipping the script—building your website on ...

When it comes to our children’s digital lives, prohibition rarely works. It’s our responsibility to help them build a healthy relationship with tech. It’s time to file your tax return. And ...

Ensuring that future generations of engineers and scientists, especially women and youth, will be able to design solutions for local and global challenges is critical. On this Day, UNESCO raises ...

Youth make up more than half of the global population and are a powerful engine for innovation, social change and sustainable development. Yet many still face persistent barriers that hold them back ...