Psychologists warn that a superficial characterization of life being “back to normal” is obscuring the post-traumatic effects on mental and physical health. more
For the third consecutive year, many psychologists across the country say they are seeing patients struggle with worsening symptoms, many of them needing longer treatment times.
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The document, titled, “Blueprint for a Safer Philadelphia,” grew out of a September meeting at St. Joseph’s University, championed by Jones, whose 4th District includes parts of West Philadelphia. more
The Do Good Institute at the University of Maryland has released a new report, Understanding Generosity: A Look at What Influences Volunteering and Giving in the United States. more
The report illustrates significant differences in Philadelphians’ reliance on public transit across racial and ethnic groups and across geographies. more
Philadelphia students’ state test scores are slowly recovering back to pre-pandemic levels, but most students still aren’t proficient in English language arts, math, and science. more
A new poll shows many warning signs for nonprofits, given how little Americans know about charities and their pessimism about the ability of charities to make a positive difference in the world. more