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“Color Cloud: Let's Pay Attention” by Jessica Poundstone
From doomscrolling to hopescrolling
Your feed doesn't have to feel like a disaster zone. Solutions Journalism explores how to scroll with intention.
Students thrive when schools prioritize support
Trauma-informed schools are helping kids heal, belong, and thrive — Solutions Journalism shows us how.
Emotional Pain and the Somatic Response
This Perception Box project highlights how emotional pain can intertwine with the physical and what we can learn from both as we navigate it.
Messing up is part of growing up
Mistake is kind of a dirty word. But what if how we respond to mistakes is actually what shapes us?
Junk journaling turns trash into a mindfulness practice
Meet the analog hobby that exercises your somatosensory system.
Bring your true self to the tech
Common Sense Media on what it means to bring your true self to the tech before it tells you who you are.
Can AI be your friend? What teens need to know
AI companions are already embedded in teens' daily lives. But can a chatbot actually be a friend?
Are mental health needs being met in the juvenile justice system?
Consistent, trauma-informed support can be healing for foster youth.
Doodling might be exactly what your brain needs
If you’ve ever been scolded for doodling: You were right all along. Science is finally catching up.
Cocooning in adolescence
Like a caterpillar, teens need the cocoon before they can emerge transformed.
Navigating ADHD
Living with ADHD can mean many things are true. It can be chaos, clarity, and resilience, all wrapped together.
Finding silence in a digital world
The surprising brain benefits of embracing true silence
How astrology can cultivate personal well-being
Astrology offers structure, connection, and gentle self-reflection.
Cultivating true JOMO can increase contentment
Missing out could be the best thing on the menu
Digital detox: Balancing screens and schoolwork
Balancing screens and schoolwork for student success.