Spring Quarterly
Bloom Where You’re Planted.
It’s about the simple things and being grateful for them—the air we breathe, where we lay our heads at night, our favorite beverage, or listening to the birds singing. This Spring let’s remember to embrace life’s moments amid its trials because, in the end, all we have is now.
Pull up a seat, stay a while.
Through a season of grief.
When life is heavy and hard, when life doesn’t feel real nor go as planned, when it doesn’t feel worth living, how do we navigate the “new normal”? The answer may lie in the moments that enable us to survive another day.
Facing life’s challenges – one step at a time.
It’s always interesting to see how people deal with life problems. Whether asking hard questions, tackling issues head-on, or finally finding peace in themselves, the goal is striving to find the silver lining in circumstances.
Collect moments, not things.
Aging Across Borders
Learn about how different nations approach aging in this award-nominated project focusing on stories and events.
The Loneliness of Aging
Watch a talk about the inequity of loneliness among older adults held at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.
Mental Health and Covid-19
Read about the impact of Covid-19 on mental health and well-being and what emerged during this unusual event.
The Welcome Tent
Learn about The Welcome Tent, a repurposed 1956 army catering tent, preparing and sharing “Recipes of HOPE”.
Uncharted Anthology
Read personal stories from scientists and former scientists with chronic illnesses and disabilities navigating STEM.
The Dementia Diaries
Explore The Dementia Diaries following four people in the UK dealing with dementia from their grandparents.
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Five Questions With
Read the interview series featuring visionaries in science, technology, engineering, art, and math.
This Spring, we feature a declutter and organizer helping individuals improve their living spaces!
“Being resilient is so much easier when you are surrounded by the right people.”
Maxime Lagacé, Canadian ice hockey goaltender
Featured Book Reviews
Hoping to Help is the first book to offer a comprehensive assessment of global health.
Alone Together, Sherry Turkle explores the power of our new tools and toys to dramatically alter our social lives.
Mei Fong’s book tells the story of the consequences of China’s decision to restrict its population size.
There’s no such thing as perfect!
Explore the powerful Japanese concept known as wabi-sabi, looking into its history, and how it can be incredibly useful to integrate into our lives.
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