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“I Made Myself Empathize”: Page from a Teacher’s Diary
In one of the fourth grade classes I assist daily, there is a boy named Achilles (not his real name, of course). Achilles is notorious
When It’s the Holidays But You Feel Something Missing
“May there be comfort knowing that someone so special will never be forgotten.”– Julie Herbert The holidays have always been a time for gathering, laughter,
When Freedom Horrifies the Mind: Intrusive Thoughts and Anguish
Trigger Warning: Self-harm and harming others (in hypothetical situations). Please only proceed if you are comfortable with a mature discussion of the topic. Have you
Books n’ Wheels: A HAPI Roadside Humanistic Reading Room
In a world where children are increasingly confronted with diverse beliefs, rapidly shifting environments, and growing social pressures, the need for critical thinking and genuine
From Compassion to Action: My Journey as a Social Work Student Intern
My journey as a social work student intern became more meaningful when viewed through the lens of humanism, an approach that places dignity, autonomy, and
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I found Benedicto Cabrera’s art while looking for artworks to replicate for a school project. He made a series of paintings with a girl named
