Child sexual abuse: a preventable crisis that demands our collective action
Child sexual abuse (CSA) is one of the most serious human rights violations in the world today. According to UNICEF…
Justice as an Ethical Principle
In my previous columns I described the Principles Approach to business ethics and indicated that the Big Three ethical principles…
Literature Teaches Us to Think
The novel often considered the greatest modern work, Ulysses by James Joyce, portrays the inner communication of an ordinary person…
From the New World to Everyone
World Art Day This day we are reminded that art reaches its fullest meaning when it is shared, when the…
From Parks to Libraries: How Neighborhoods Support Brain Health
A recent study published in Social Science & Medicine explores how the places people live can affect brain health as…
From Progress to Breakthrough: Women and Leadership in Elite Football
European football has witnessed a landmark moment with the appointment of Marie-Louise Eta as interim head coach of Union Berlin,…
PFAS in Clothing: Invisible Risks in Everyday Textiles
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), often referred to as “forever chemicals,” are widely used in the textile industry due to…
Everyday Peace. Peace Begins at Home (and in the Stands): Dismantling the Rise of Hate Speech
During the friendly football match between Spain and Egypt in the spring of 2026, episodes of verbal mobbing occurred, with…
The Legacy of Amy Carmichael
Amy Carmichael (1867–1951) was a prominent figure in missionary and social work whose life was marked by a deep sense…
Light, Femininity, and Artistic Freedom in Marsh Mallows
Marsh Mallows (1914) by Dame Laura Knight is a luminous celebration of light, femininity, and artistic freedom at a pivotal…