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Shop4 Things Our Communities Can Do to Provide Legal Aid to Low-Income and Disabled People December 11, 2020 by Brooke Chaplan Leave a Comment There are currently 61 million disabled individuals in the United States, and this population is often denied healthcare and necessary coverage. In recent years, the Trump administration rolled back many protections for disabled individuals, includingADA protections, and made it harder for people to file for disability and social security income. While there is still that must be done to turn around years of oppression that the disabled experience, some things are turning around now that President-Elect Biden plans toreform social security and supplemental income.However, [Read more] Filed Under: We Say This Tagged With: PTSDThe Systems and Legislation We Need to Protect Children December 9, 2020 by Sam Bowman Leave a Comment As COVID continues to spread around the world, the topic of public health is of paramount importance. But it would be a mistake to view the novel coronavirus pandemic solely in regards to physical health: the virus is also linked (directly and indirectly) to poor mental health, including anxiety and depression. Children have been especially hard hit in terms of mental health, post-COVID, as they may be more likely to experience abuse, neglect, and/or household dysfunction in the wake of shelter-in-place orders and social distancing mandates. [Read more] Filed Under: We Say This Tagged With: Child Abuse, CoronavirusPreventive Health Habits During a Pandemic November 27, 2020 by Sam Bowman Leave a Comment Western life has never been more toxic than it is currently, two decades into the 21st century. Everything from a growing dependence on fast food to increasingly unclean air and water to the vitriolic hate surrounding every single political interaction has left Americans in an unhealthy stupor.If you’re feeling overwhelmed and burnt out by simply being alive right now, you’re definitely not alone. [Read more] Filed Under: We Say This Tagged With: COVID-19, Environmentally Friendly, Mental HealthAre electric vehicles booming in Europe? November 19, 2020 by Giles Kirkland Leave a Comment People are becoming both more tech-savvy and eco-conscious by the day. No longer do they demand only faster and more reliable cars. They call for a change in the automotive industry, a shift towards sustainable transportation. That means no fossil fuels, less pollution and fewer greenhouse gasses. Unfortunately, this stigma keeps millions of Americans from seeking — and receiving — the health care they need. People aren’t willing to go to the doctor because they have to admit they use Medicaid or Medicare, and they feel shame about it. [Read more] Filed Under: In the Spotlight Tagged With: Immigrants, MedicaidReal-world Skills Students Will Take Away From Pandemic Schooling October 22, 2020 by Admin Leave a Comment As we move towards the end of 2020, COVID-19 continues damaging lives and businesses all around the world. One of the biggest sectors that had to see multiple issues was the global education setup. While many countries benefitted from remote learning, it is safe to assume not every country had the resources and opportunities to do the same. [Read more] Filed Under: We Say This Tagged With: Coronavirus, COVID-19, Remote Learning, TechnologyWhy Water Access Can Make or Break Impoverished Communities October 7, 2020 by Brooke Chaplan Leave a Comment Without water, no life can exist. Nowhere is this more clearly seen than in impoverished communities around the world whose access to water is severely limited. As fewer people have access to water, major problems occur, resulting in social unrest and devastating health consequences for the citizens of that community. Fortunately, the opposite is true, as well, in that if communities gain access to a reliable water supply, they can quickly begin to flourish. [Read more] Filed Under: We Say This Tagged With: poverty, WaterWhat Defunding the Police Really Means October 1, 2020 by Sam Bowman 1 Comment The last several months have been tense, to put it mildly. Alongside the stress of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been several high profile examples of police brutality against Black victims. The Black Lives Matter movement has gained additional energy and attention, with protests continuing across the planet.

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