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…
Empowered Through Dialogic Scientific Gatherings: A Path to Health Inclusion for Roma Women
International Roma Day A 2025 study published in Frontiers in Public Health explores how Dialogic Scientific Gatherings can improve health…
Held by Science, Lifted by Love
World Health Day I was admitted to the hospital with a bilateral deep vein thrombosis (DVT) affecting my inferior vena…
Beyond the Pitch: Rethinking Sport’s Role in Social Cohesion
International Day of Sport for Development and Peace Cities and municipalities around the globe have faced increasing tensions around migration…
Potatoes, chocolate, the Moon and Mars
Europeans did not know about tomatoes, maize, potatoes, or chocolate, among many other things that were introduced to us by…
How Everyday Life Factors Can Speed Up Brain Aging
A recent study published in Nature Medicine explores how our environment and life conditions shape how our brains age. The…
“It has become clear that the social and emotional resources we cultivate throughout our lives have long-term implications for well-being in older age”
Daily 27 has decided to interview Elnaz Abaei, a PhD candidate in Human Development and Family Studies at Iowa State…