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The American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, and the Children’s Hospital Association all report that children’s mental health has worsened over the past decade.

https://www.kgun9.com/news/national/two-americas/theres-a-push-to-offer-mental-health-days-to-students

There's a push to offer mental health days to students

Fewer young people are applying for jobs in the trades, Pre-apprenticeship program coordinators say there's a need for more active recruitment.

Attracting young people to skilled labor jobs

A new program is trying to help kids figure out what they want to do in the future.

Middle school career education

Quiet hiring is the next workplace trend in 2023.

Quiet hiring trend

We're looking at where pay is headed for 2023. Recent data shows wages posts in Indeed job ads are still growing quickly but have decelerated since the Spring.

Jobs Report Pay Growth

New data from the University of Texas at Austin shows work meetings have actually increased by as much as 59% between 2020 and 2022 which is when work from home started becoming the norm. That adds up to an extra three meetings for remote workers, going from 5 in 2020 to 8 in 2022. We speak with a career expert at Monster about this and remote work trends heading into the new year.

2023 Remote Work Trends

Doctors say to advance pacing treatment for COVID patients we still need to know what's causing long COVID at a cellular level.

Pacing technique helping to improve chronic fatigue from long COVID

Santiago decided he wanted a better future. He went to barber school. He now has an RV where he gives haircuts to those experiencing homelessness.
https://www.kgun9.com/news/national/two-americas/man-challenging-misconceptions-about-homelessness-one-haircut-at-a-time

Man challenging misconceptions about homelessness one haircut at a time

Airlines reportedly are cutting back on some of the perks they use to offer as air travel recovers from the pandemic. This is making it harder to get into sky club lounges, earn frequent flyer status and get free upgrades.

AIRLINES PULL BACK TRAVEL PERKS

The American Cancer Society reports prostate cancer rates have gone up 3% each year from 2014 to 2019.

Addressing rising prostate cancer rates

A look at some of the first research linking social media use to teen brain development. What the study tells us now, and what it sets science up for in the future.

Social media use linked to impact on brain development

I was very blessed to be able to see Andrea and his 8 year old daughter perform in her US debut with Andrea

Andrea and Virginia Bocelli - Hallelujah

The industry has lost approximately 100,000 workers in two years. 
Mindy Binderman, who runs GEEARS, an advocacy group in Georgia for early education, says it all comes down to money.
https://www.denver7.com/news/national/childcare-faces-a-crisis-in-america

America is facing a child care crisis

A new artificial intelligence tool that's already being restricted by one big school district is raising questions about the future of "AI" in education.

AI Education Impact