The pioneering immigrants who arrived on ex-troopship Empire Windrush in June 1948.

London swings again! Sixty years ago, Biba style rocked London — and now, a new exhibition celebrating the iconic shop’s cultural importance is opening in the capital, part of the next generation’s obsession with the clothes, music and freedom of the decade, says Victoria Moss

The pioneering immigrants who arrived on ex-troopship Empire Windrush in June 1948.

The pioneering immigrants who arrived on ex-troopship Empire Windrush in June 1948.

The first generation that’s never known a world without smartphones and social media is savvier than its elders about technology—but also vulnerable to its pitfalls

We aren’t yet in the kind of economic recession my parents and those of countless other experienced almost a century ago, however members of Generation Z, those aged roughly 23 and younger, will have their worldview shaped by this current crisis in much the same way.

The pioneering immigrants who arrived on ex-troopship Empire Windrush in June 1948.

The pioneering immigrants who arrived on ex-troopship Empire Windrush in June 1948.

The Horrible History of ME The Horrible History of ME – illustrated by Amanda Francey The quality of life for those with ME is exactly the s...

What our ancestors experienced generations ago can have huge impacts on how we show up today. Who were your people and what did they go through? Generational trauma plays out all around us.. Dr...

I have been friends with this wonderful family since I moved to San Diego when in 1986. Ya.. long time ago. I have been photographing little R whenever I needed a model for an ad for years 🙂 I realized I hadn’t photographed a generational portrait in quite some time and am SO happy I […]

Getting in tune and in touch with a generation’s media habits can help media planning professionals develop better strategies and media plans. Fortunately, the Nielsen’s new Generational Snapshot study offered important insights on the media usage and device penetration of different demographics. The generations examined in the study were Millennials who are between the ages

Get ready, here comes Generation Z! This generation, born between the late 1990s and the early 2010s, is the l

Douglas Coupland defined Generation X. That was a long time ago.

Teaching humanitarian aid workers how to build resilience so they can handle the intense stress of supporting those in desperate need of help.

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It's easy to think the modern stresses of life are unique to our generation, yet thousands of years ago, Stoic philosophers were struggling with similar issues.

Multi-generation living may get even more multi-generational if current demographic trends — like boomers aging — continue.

The pioneering immigrants who arrived on ex-troopship Empire Windrush in June 1948.

Just one generation ago Australian schoolkids were taught that Aboriginal people couldn’t count beyond five, wandered the desert scavenging for food, had no civilisation, couldn’t navigate and peacefully…

The following series of touching photographs were taken in Spitalfields in 1912 by Horace Warner.

Haile Fida ena YeGillé Tizita (My Reminiscences of Haile Fida) is a moving account of the life and death of an Ethiopian socialist revolutionary who perished at the hands of the most brutal Ethiopian dictator some 40 years ago.\nHaile Fida ena YeGillé Tizita (My Reminiscences of Haile Fida) is a moving account of the life and death of an Ethiopian revolutionary who perished at the hands of the most brutal Ethiopian dictator some 40 years ago. It is a book imbued with passion, pain and grief, honesty and vigor, and lucidly conveys the untold story of Haile Fida. Amare Tegbaru's ability to record, recall and weave a story as well as his engagingly colorful and persuasive style once again demonstrates that he is one of the most gifted writers of his generation. He has provided a refreshing intellectual and multifaceted story about his mentor, friend and leader, Haile Fida. The book deserves to be read by all who wish to seek fresh knowledge, rethink the past, examine old biases and establish fairness in their judgement of an Ethiopian socialist, humanist, artist, modernist and internationalist of Oromo origin who championed genuine Ethiopian patriotism with universal values of human dignity, equality, and social justice. CharactersThe book is a moving account of the life and death of an Ethiopian revolutionary who perished at the hands of the most brutal Ethiopian dictator some 40 years ago. Page count: 262Perfect bind (Left Edge)

SUPERKIND, a K-pop boy band that debuted just over a year ago, is breaking new ground in the industry by incorporating two virtual members in their lineup. Proudly identifying as the first generation of virtual AI idols, the septet is set to pioneer a unique era where humans and virtual beings share the stage in K-pop.

Racing sensation Cole Brauer’s circumnavigation showcased offshore sailing like never before.

A collection of vintage photography and "orphan" photographs showcasing the past.

This month marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of the discovery of Mitochondrial Eve, the common ancestor of every human alive today. Here's everything you need to know about why the mother of humanity is so important.

The world continues to change at an alarming rate—in fact, just 50 years ago, life was completely different than it is today. From technology to relationships to human behavior, here's how.

Using a city directory or census, you need to know the common abbreviations used to know what your ancestor's occupation once was.

How 'Choose Your Own Adventure' came into being, and what's next for the retro franchise.

The pioneering immigrants who arrived on ex-troopship Empire Windrush in June 1948.

Have you ever had something you need to refer back to and can’t find it? I do this more often than I care to admit. About a year ago, I did a study when I was writing the “Concepts – Parental Phasi…

In the past week, I've read several studies that are scary to me... it's the scary truth about what's hurting our kids. We all know that what our kids hear becomes their inner voice, but it's hard to control what they hear from others, isn't it?CNN recently interviewed Dr. Jean Twenge, author of iGen and her interview

What is trauma-informed care? And what would that mean in the context of a community that has experienced a traumatic event? Two weeks ago, NYU’s Silver School of Social Work held a one day conference on the “Core Principles of Trauma-Informed Care: The Essentials” to address these very questions. This post is the first one […]

The pioneering immigrants who arrived on ex-troopship Empire Windrush in June 1948.