PACH gathers articles in the media, written by PACH members and others, that provide insight into the roots and solutions to the crisis of connection. See below for recent examples.
If childhood is a time of innocence that warrants protection, then that stage of life ends much earlier and more abruptly for black boys.
What girls and women get right about empathy and connection.
Female activists who confronted senators at Friday's hearing have left us with more than their own testimonies. They left us with a hope that, this time, the story will end differently
Female activists who confronted senators at Friday's hearing have left us with more than their own testimonies. They left us with a hope that, this time, the story will end differently
Rather than remain silent, she insisted on being heard. Rather than contain herself, she used her rage for the countless women silenced by sexism and racism.
Read Hussein's answers to PACH's "We Are Human" questions.
Crystal Clarke, the Associate Director of PACH, graduated last week with her doctorate in Social Psychology from New York University.
In a recently published article, PACH researchers demonstrate a link between early life trauma and male and female soldiers' decision to enlist in the military.
Scratch the surface at most workplaces or social settings, and you encounter the kind of deeply ingrained sexism that fuels job and wage inequality.
Can play help refugee children heal from trauma?
It’s not jobs, jobs, jobs anymore. It’s relationships, relationships, relationships.
We may sleep with our smartphones and spend multiple hours a day starting at device screens, but almost of half of American adults say they prefer in-person communication over other modes.
If childhood is a time of innocence that warrants protection, then that stage of life ends much earlier and more abruptly for black boys.