Miércoles Addams, probably way over my word count. Lifestyle editor @apttherapy.
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By: Paulina Cachero, Ella Ceron
A new digital matchmaker in town promises to offer less, not more, in the online dating swipescape, using an AI matchmaker that learns from a user’s every activity.
By: Ella Ceron
In her forthcoming book, "Decolonizing Therapy: Oppression, Historical Trauma and Politicizing Your Practice," Jennifer Mullan holds her profession to account.
Hi there, it’s Ella Cerón, an equality reporter in New York. I’m here today to talk about how companies are approaching this year’s Pride month. But first...
Anti-LGBTQ sentiment has grown louder and more violent this year.
Retailers rolling out themed merchandise and campaigns for June’s Pride month celebrations are increasingly finding themselves targeted by anti-LGBTQ groups threatening boycotts and violence. The attacks are forcing large US companies to swiftly craft a corporate response while both critics and advocacy groups watch closely.
By: Stephanie Schomer, Deanna Cuadra, Michael Stuart, Lee Hafner, Ella Ceron, Alyssa Place
Giving employees mental health skills training can help them be prepared when challenges come calling.
By: Ella Ceron
Here’s what’s happening with festivals big and small in states inundated with hostile legislation.
By: Paola Peralta, Deanna Cuadra, Lee Hafner, Alyssa Place, Ella Ceron
Top organizations are establishing mentorship programs to connect employees with opportunities for growth and connection.
Funds will go to hiring, training and supporting crisis line counselors
Sixty years since the signing of the Equal Pay Act, wage gaps along gender and racial lines still persist — and they’ve cost American women $61 trillion since 1967.
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