Why We Don’t Change Our Minds
Deeply held beliefs can leave us struggling to open our minds to new ideas and perspectives. We delve into this topic and ask what we can do?
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RISE: Bringing Western Balkan Youth Together
Across the Balkans, RISE are working hard to unite young people and give them a helping hand. We spoke to RISE about their work.
From Science to Literature: An Interview with Professor Laura Otis
From Neuroscience to literature - it has been an eclectic career for Professor Laura Otis. In the first part of this interview we discuss her career and emotional behaviour
International Day of Zero Tolerance to FGM: Leaving No One Behind
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) has been an health issue for generations. We spoke to one organisation looking to put an end to it.
What is a Third Culture Individual?
Growing up in different a lot of countries has both its benefits and issues. Here, we explore what it means to be a third culture individual.
From Portugal to Prague: An Erasmus Adventure
From serving at a hostel in Prague, to becoming a European Ambassador, Caroline De Souza tells us her inspiring story about Erasmus+.
Striving for an Integrated Society in Argentina: An Interview with Dylan Bokler
Creating a harmonious society for all is a challenge in any state, but that hasn't stopped Dylan Bokler. In Argentina, this young leader is pulling out all the stops to…
Commemorating the Victims of the Holocaust: What You Do Matters
Some historical events will forever be stamped into our lives and our future. Such is the killing and prosecution of six million Jews, equalling around two-thirds of Europe's Jewish population,…
How The Five Second Rule Can Change Your Life
Mel Robbins is an American television host, author and motivational speaker. Her theory is that if you have an impulse to act on a goal, you must physically move within…
Fitiavana Miangaly: Giving Freedom of Choice to Teenagers in Madagascar
Mia, 24, grew up taught to believe sex is a dirty thing and sinful topic nobody should talk about. Luckily, her curiosity, education in Population and Development and contact with…
Curing Boredom With James Danckert Part Two
After an interesting Part One speaking about neuroscience, we return to the scientist to talk about his youth, Australia and mental modes in the brain.
Curing Boredom with Professor James Danckert
In Part One of this interview, we spoke to Professor James Danckert, an eminent cognitive neuroscientist discuss boredom in life and the workspace and the health problems that can lead…