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Stressed-out teens: Schools take new approaches to avert tragedy
UW department of psychology associate professor Kate McLaughlin weighs in on stress and children // Video
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Seattle’s gender wage gap is worse than we thought
Barbara Reskin, Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the UW weighs in on the impact of overtime in the City of Seattle's gender wage gap
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In the US, you don't have to kill to be a murderer
Scott Lemieux, of the UW Department of Political Science weighs in on felony-murder laws.
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The free and easy way to help kids develop language skills, according to MIT research
Co-director of the University of Washington Institute for Learning and Brain Sciences, Patricia Kuhl's set of now-famous experiments are referenced.
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‘Differences can be a part of their skills’: Pilot program at UW offers on-the-job training for young adults with autism
The UW is supporting young adults with autism in gaining job skills and experiences to take with them to today's workplaces.
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Why a census question about citizenship should worry you, whether you're a citizen on not
Analysis from Micheal Blake, Professor of Philosophy, Public Policy, and Governance
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Why People Cry So Much On Airplanes
VIDEO // Stephen Groening, UW professor of cinema and media studies, discusses why people may feel more emotional on airplanes
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How social networks help perpetuate the ‘Cycle of Segregation’
UW professor of sociology Kyle Crowder is the co-author of a new book "Cycle of Segregation"
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Nuclear trauma still fresh for Seattle’s Marshallese community on 64th anniversary of Bikini Atoll tests
Holly Barker, a UW anthropology lecturer and advocate for Marshallese rights weighs in on new bill.
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Paul Farmer on Ebola in West Africa
Stopping infectious disease requires 'Staff, Space, Stuff and Systems,' Farmer argued in his recent lecture at UW.
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Boomtown Seattle: Why we move here–and how we're all in it together
Department of History Professor, Margaret O'Mara weighs in on a changing Seattle.
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Does segregation beget segregation?
UW sociologist, Kyle Crowder, co-authors new book on the social forces reinforcing the cycle of segregation.
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Some Korean foods may taste familiar during the Olympics
Commentary from Clark Sorensen, Korea history professor and director of the UW's Center for Korea Studies/
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Nuclear Fallout in the Marshall Islands
UW professor Holly Barker on the lasting health impacts of mid-20th century U.S. nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands.
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How air pollution clouds mental health
A recent study led by UW Department of Sociology's Victoria Sass found that, on top of impacts on physical health, air pollution also affects mental health.