2016
âPoverty and the conditions that often accompany itâviolence, excessive noise, chaos at home, pollution, malnutrition, abuse and parents without jobsâcan affect the interactions, formation and pruning of connections in the young brain,â Newsweek said. Despite the significant adversities of poverty, researchers have found a factor that may be a better indicator of a childâs future well-being: resilience. A 2021 report from the Society for Research in Child Development, shows that community-based support is the best way to foster a childâs resilience through difficult times.
1991
âOutside the parliament of the Russian Republic, the people rose, linked arms and dared the State Committee for the State of Emergency to send its tanks,â Newsweek wrote. Under President Putin, protestors face prison time and fines for opposition, motivating more creative forms ofâŠ
