WCW Research Scientist Approved for $2.5M in Funding to Implement PTSD Treatment for College Students
For the media / 2023
As lawmakers try to police social media, SF leaders back off
Recent Coverage
"Opinion Fatigue" Is Setting In For Twitter, TikTok, & Instagram Creators
Linda Charmaraman, Wellesley College – When It Comes to Teens and Screens, Pets Can Have Surprising Benefits - The Academic Minute
Wellesley College: How Linda Charmaraman and the Youth, Media & Wellbeing Lab Are Influencing the Way We Think about Social Media
Recent Coverage / 2023
CEU Names Afghan Women and Girls Winners of CEU Open Society Prize
Salon: The tricky timing of a child's first smartphone
Boston Globe: The stage is theirs: At a majority of Boston-area theaters, women leaders have taken charge
Psychology Today: Bias Against Women Is Rising Across the Globe
Health advisory on social media use in adolescence
USA Today: Florida just expanded school vouchers – again. Here's what it could mean for public education.
Podcast: Journeys in Youth Development, Episode 4
Global Citizen Prize 2023: Meet the 5 Remarkable Activists Who Are This Year’s Winners
U.S. News & World Report: Social Issues Dominate in the Women’s Hall of Fame’s New Class
Bloomberg: Addressing the Gender Earnings Gap
The Washington Post: TikTok’s trendy beauty filter ushers in new tech and new problems
Research Scientist Submits Testimony to Congress on Youth, Social Media, and Mental Health
Podcast: Journeys in Youth Development, Episode 3
WCW Collaborates on $5 Million Project to Promote Sustainability in Liberia
The Conversation: Research on teen social media use has a racial bias – studies of white kids are widely taken to be universal
UGA Today: $5M grant will strengthen conservation in Liberia
WCW Collaborates on Audit of How Police Handle Sexual Assault Cases
Time: America Has Been Going About Stopping Child Sex Abuse The Wrong Way
The 19th: Democrats and Republicans agree child care is in crisis. Why can’t they get a bill passed?
Global Citizen: My Organization Empowers Girls Through Education — By Running Underground Schools in Afghanistan
Psychology Today: Is Social Media Use Really Problematic for Teens?
Women’s eNews: When It Comes to Abortion, It’s a Topsy Turvy World
UNESCO: Three inspiring Afghan women call for support of girls’ and women's education
Griotte's Beat: A Conversation with Layli Maparyan
Podcast: Journeys in Youth Development, Episode 2
Ms. Magazine: The Most Anticipated Feminist Books of 2023
Research Scientist Teaches Wellesley Students How to Write for the Real World
The Gender Earnings Gap Persists Over a Lifetime
Meta: How Meta Is Working to Provide Safe, Age-Appropriate Experiences for Teens
CNN: Major foreign aid groups suspend work in Afghanistan after Taliban bars female employees
Recent Coverage / 2022
NPR: The highest level of education an Afghan girl can now get is 6th grade
NBC News: Agism on Social Media
WCW Celebrates Two Groundbreaking Careers
Research & Action Report / Research & Action Annual Report 2022
Virtual SEED Training Expands Accessibility and Affordability for Participants
New Book Tells the Stories of Youth Development Professionals
Q&A: How a WCW Research Scientist and a Wellesley Student Collaborate
UN Human Rights: Reflecting on progress
Research Scientist Collaborates with Instagram to Promote Supportive Spaces Online
New Article Documents Decades of Activism to Address Sexual Harassment in K-12 Schools
Q&A: Kate Price Remembers Something Terrible—But She's Still Moving Forward
The Motherhood Penalty and the Fatherhood Premium: The Gender Wage Gap Across the Family Life Cycle
The Challenges of Accessing Child Care While Working Non-Standard Hours
STEAM Camps Continue in Nigeria
Q&A: Learning at Wellesley, While Helping Girls Learn in Afghanistan
Afterschool Alliance: Highlighting the voices of youth workers: New book focuses on the youth development field
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