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Teachers on the Front Line of Bullying What Drives Action and What Gets in the Way

Why stopping bullying depends on what teachers face every day Bullying does not just bruise bodies—it can erode trust, learning, and mental health across an entire school. In most cases, the adult in the best position to interrupt it is the classroom teacher. Yet even committed teachers do not always step in quickly or effectively. […]

Refugee Voices in Crisis: Identity and Trust During COVID-19 Lockdowns

Introduction: Navigating Uncharted Waters When the world came to a standstill during the COVID-19 pandemic, the limitations were on everyone—forcing an acute awareness of what it means to live with restrictions. But what if we were to look through the lens of those already living under constraints far beyond our understanding? This is what the […]

Navigating the Maze: Understanding Barriers to Collaboration in Public Health

Introduction: Breaking Down Boundaries in Public Health Imagine a world where every department of public health works seamlessly together, each team effortlessly sharing resources and ideas to promote wellness on a grand scale. Unfortunately, this ideal is more of a vision than reality. The recent research paper titled “Barriers to Partnership Working in Public Health: […]