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By prioritizing self-care, building in breaks throughout the day, and communicating effectively with colleagues, remote employees can enjoy the benefits of remote work while avoiding burnout and [...]

Designing environments that cater to the needs of children and teenagers requires a deep understanding of their developmental trajectories. [Isabelle Brocas – Psychology Today, 5 May 2023.] [...]

The growing imbalance in the size of the older and younger generations poses a challenge for intergenerational solidarity, with important implications at the economic, social and political [...]

For many non-office roles, the work-from-home phenomenon is clashing against the more traditional approach still being taken by many employers. [Sander van’t Noordende – World [...]

High-quality childcare can improve children’s development, raise family income and boost productivity – but there can be negative effects from low-quality provision.

Children continue to be victimized by practices and policies that prioritize adult desires above children’s rights. [Katy Faust – MercatorNet, 21 April 2023.] READ MORE

The Commission on Population and Development ended its fifty-sixth session on April 14th, 2023 at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, unable to adopt by consensus a draft resolution [...]

It is important for policymakers to consider these demographic trends when planning for the future of their own countries as well as those of their allies and competitors. [Kristian Alexander [...]

An Interview with Professor Sarah Harper, Director of Oxford Institute of Population Ageing. [Dara Adamolekun – Harward International Review, 12 April 2023.] READ MORE

People are not designed to separate work from life. Why? Because there’s nothing other than life, and if someone of the many people who dedicate half of their waking life (or more) to their work, [...]