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Supreme Court justices And Originalism: A Legacy of ACEs
Just as millions of other people over the last few days, we’re still reeling from the news of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s!-->…
Learning By Observing And Pitching In: An Award-Winning New Video
In some communities where children are included in a wide range of activities, children pay close attention and learn through contributing to the ongoing!-->…
Trickster Medicine Asks: Does America Want Democracy?
Several folktales around the world tell the story of two friends or allies who suddenly begin quarreling about a seemingly mundane topic. Usually, a third!-->…
Kindred Fellowship Program Announces Summer 2022 Cohort
Kindred World is proud to announce the Kindred Fellowship Program’s Summer 2022 Cohort. The six fellows were chosen from over 40 applications for!-->…
How Infant Formula Companies “Captured” The Biomedical Field…
In this Meet the Wayfinders' Series interview, you will hear the history of how formula companies “captured” biomedical field and "colonized" populations!-->…
Comfort Reading
“Imagine an elixir so strong that a daily dose makes your family smarter, happier, healthier, more successful, and more closely attached. Now imagine that you!-->…
Unbullied
When I was a girl I was chronically bullied. From elementary all the way through high school, kids found all kinds of reasons to target me. I was too!-->…
Becoming Real – (Kindred’s April 2022 Issue, Letter from the…
"Once you are real, you can't become unreal again. It lasts for always." - The Velveteen Rabbit
Kindred's April 2022 Issue - Letter from the Editor
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How Long Should Breastfeeding Last? The Science Says…
Modern society lets cultural beliefs about breastfeeding trump biological needs.
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Breastfeeding has been made a contentious issue in!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Taking the Science Of Attachment To The Public
Why does our culture still have such a poor appreciation of the impact of childhood experiences? Suzanne Zeedyk reflects on ways that she believes scientists!-->…