Content Warning: This post discusses mother-child estrangement, suicide intervention, mental health/wellness, loss, and grief. Please witness it if you are able but take care as you approach it. “How’s your son?” or “Do you have …
I ordered some bathing suits online in preparation for warmer months ahead. When they arrived, I had a mini-fashion show in my bedroom. The first two didn’t work, but when I wriggled into the third, …
We are approaching the season of Ramadan, Easter, and Passover, a busy time for the Abrahamic religions. While these religions are named for this patriarch, increasingly research suggests that most of the work of religious …
By Hazel Katherine Larkin In February, our thoughts often turn to love – romantic love particularly. But there’s another kind of love that – if unrequited – wounds more than any other: A mother’s love. …
When A Mother’s Love is Absent, Childlessness May Ensue Read More
Please note that this is an abridged document that will be shared publicly. HOW CAN I HELP? So glad you asked! A short explanation of each will be offered at the all-member mtg. on …
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I just wrapped up an intense academic year balancing a difficult pregnancy, dissertation completion (PhD in Ethnic Studies at University of California San Diego), being on the job market, and working as an adjunct with no …
Our new home It has been a while since I wrote a blog post for aKIDemic Life – as for many of you, I’ve found COVID has put lots of things on pause. Now, thanks …
This month’s post is from Jerusha Mather, one of the inaugural Australian Academy of Science STEM Women Changemakers – a group of women ranging from start-up founders to organisational advocates, who are using their knowledge, …
Using Instagram to Help the Next Generation of Doctors and Scientists Read More
