In this special episode of Mississippi Stories, Editor-at-Large Marshall Ramsey talks to Natalie Moore, peer wellness support services coordinator for the Mississippi Mental Health Association.
In Lapovo, central Serbia lies the Staro Brdo Sanctuary, a symbol of compassion for the country's horses started by one impassioned man.
“I feel lonely because I miss the company of a man that will be good to me but I don’t miss my late husband. I am not happy that he died but I am happy with where I am, now. “I am a university graduate, yet I felt lost and miserable due to the kind Read More
We need to understand why a situation has turned out the way it has to be able to identify with the reasons behind a person’s choices. We are naturally disposed to find comfort and understanding in a beginning, a middle and an end. I was reminded of that this month, when reading the Scottish Government’s school attendance and absentee statistics, which found that 31 per cent of students were “persistently absent” from classes. There are many ways to look at this figure, which is a shocking one....
As we leave Women’s History Month and enter Volunteer Appreciation Month, we wanted to share a story that embodies the spirit of both. Gladys Hunt, one of World Relief Memphis’ Good Neighbor Team volunteers, has a heart and calling for refugee empowerment and humanitarian work that is both inspiring and deeply personal. Immigrant Journey Originally…
It was during a special visit to the Casa Generalizia de La Salle on Via Aurelia arranged in absentia by Br. Armin Luistro FSC, Superior General of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, for my wife Neni, who was then in Rome, that she came across books she knew would be of special interest to me.
There are plenty of news stories about the impacts of climate change and how AI is going to change, well, everything. Less common, but no less relevant, are stories about how to meet the growing energy demands for the future. This country’s energy suppliers are predicting significant growth in the demand for electricity in the
A Lack Of Solidarity Within NATO? Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is making several countries in Europe reassess their military defenses. Several members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) have even said that they will be increasing their numbers of conscripted soldiers, the latest of which were Denmark (announced 13 March, 2024) and Norway (announced Tuesday). But what are the sentiments of people living in NATO states on the topic? As Statista's Anna Fleck shows in...
A healthy future for our children and grandchildren depends on progress towards net-zero carbon emissions and a swift transition to clean energy.
a top focus. Terrorists have killed a migrant worker in Anantnag. The migrant worker, in fact, was from Bihar. Search operations were held in the area. Nobody has in fact been nabbed yet. Remember, this is yet another instance of targeted killing in Kashmir. But worryingly it comes on the eve of first phase of elections. Well, this happened in a village called Jabal POA in Bhara, which is, uh, uh in Anata district this evening when a migrant worker who had come from Bihar to earn his living and...
I've been obsessed with World of Warcraft for years now - playing it on and off for over 10 years or so. The game is a monument to multiplayer madness, be it the ferocious PvP community, the most absurd dedication to personal performance found in mythic raiding and dungeons, and down-bad hoarders flexing obscure cosmetics to other likeminded freakazoids. It's probably one of the best games of all time - certainly one of the most important. But almost 20 years since it first hit computers, does...
THIS WEEK’S OTHER TRUMP LEGAL STORY. The trial of former President Donald Trump, the paperwork case over the nondisclosure agreement he had with a porn star, continues with jury selection in Manhattan. It’s been extensively covered; this newsletter wrote not one but two previews last week, plus more discussion yesterday. So enough about that for a […]