Gen Z aren't feeling motivated and are missing out on networking opportunities.
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How Instagram’s Cottagecore Trend Is Helping People Escape COVID Stress And Challenge Its Colonial Roots
By Sanjukta Bose
As you delve into the trend, you notice that the visual aesthetics of this escape are predominantly Eurocentric and white.
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‘Beaten and Fractured Hand:’ A Young Doctor’s Traumatic Tale of Assault Over a Patient’s Death
By The Re:Set Team
75% of healthcare workers in India have faced violence at work and it has only increased since the start of the pandemic.
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Health
‘People Keep Crying and Begging’: Ambulance Drivers in Delhi Are Burning out as COVID-19 Rages
Ambulance drivers have to make the difficult decision of deciding which patients to take and that is weighing on their conscience.
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Special Needs
How Storytelling Sessions Are Tiding People With Special Needs Through COVID-19
Stories also helped kids with special needs with their anxiety.
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Special Needs
Indian Adults With Disabilities Are Still Waiting for Clarity From the Government on COVID-19 Vaccines
The Indian government is yet to clarify on the vaccine eligibility for many adults with special needs including those with Down syndrome.
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Health
Suicide Rates Are Rising Among U.S. Nurses, Finds New Study
By the end of last year, hospitals in half of the American states were suffering staff shortages.
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Well-Being
15 Cheeky Rules From Twitter That Deserve to Be Followed Even if You’re Vaccinated
Twitter users have created their own CDC guidelines you must follow once you're vaxxed and honestly, they're completely valid.
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Gender
Even During a Pandemic, Indian Men Can’t Stop Harassing Women Asking for Help Online
Some Indian men are stooping to new lows during a national crisis.
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Re:Set Dialogues
How to Start a Conversation With Sexual Assault Survivors and Support Them in Their Healing Process
Here's how you can be more mindful of how to talk to survivors while taking care of your own mental health.
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Re:Set Dialogues
How to Recognize Financial Red Flags and Talk About Money in Relationships
Personal finance expert Lavanya Mohan shares how couples can create a healthy relationship by being open about their financial goals.
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Mental Health
Nearly 9 in 10 Professors Say Mental Health of Students Has Worsened During Pandemic
The survey included responses from 1,685 faculty members at 12 colleges and universities in 10 states across the United States.
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Health
Fake News, Unsolicited Advice: What I Went Through When My Father Was Diagnosed With Severe COVID
Indian relatives don't realize how being inundated with phone calls is not how I wanted to be supported.
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The Re:Set Guide
Five Ways to Focus on Self-Care Amidst the Chaos in 2021
Is perfectionism required every time?
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Health
I’m 23, COVID-19 Was Supposed to Go Easy on Me. Instead, It Brought My Life to a Halt
If claims about the virus going easy on people like me are to be believed, life should have gone on unaffected.
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Re:Set Dialogues
How to Recognize Domestic Abuse and Gaslighting and Support Survivors
If you suspect a loved one is being abused, here's how you can help in creating a safe environment.
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Re:Set Dialogues
The Mental Health Impact of Divorce on Women and the Importance of a Support System
Writer and entrepreneur Shasvathi Siva is tapping into her experience of going through a divorce to support other women.
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Well-Being
These Tweets About Working From Home in 2021 Will Speak to Your Soul
From being excited to work in PJs to developing burnout, Twitter users share how they're running out of steam through relatable memes.
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Parenting
15 Tweets From Dads Struggling to Win Against Their Sassy Kids in the Pandemic
Dads are taking to Twitter to share hilarious experiences of parenting in the pandemic and it's not looking pretty for them.
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Re:Set Dialogues
How to Manage Endometriosis Pain, Infertility and the Stigma Around It
Gynecologist Dr. Munjaal Kapadia answers questions and busts myths around endometriosis treatment and pain management.
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Mental Health
People With Higher Levels of Attachment Anxiety Are More Likely to Slide Into an Ex’s DMs
While we may be tempted to get back with a former partner, research suggests it might not be the healthiest solution.
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Well-Being
15 Tweets That Accurately Describe Your Year in March 2020 vs March 2021
It's been a year riddled with uncertainties. Twitter users have found humour in distress through relatable memes.
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Gender
Toxic and Abusive: New Age Malayalam Films Are Finally Showing Patriarchy in Its Raw, Unglorified Reality
Young filmmakers are skilfully portraying the daily frustrations and microagressions Malayalee women face
