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Summer: Relax and Restore

By Brylie Turk
3 min read

Summer is the perfect opportunity for students, parents, and educators to relax, restore, and rejuvenate for the upcoming school year. With summer coming to an end and the first day of school right around the corner, it is important to reflect on how we each spent our time away.

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Tips for Managing Anxiety: Yogic Breathing

By Alex Pike
1 min read

During my 200-hour yoga teacher training at the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health, I was taught yogic breathing, also known as pranayama. One of my favorite breathing techniques is Dirgha pranayama. Dirgha is the Complete Yogic Breath. It is called this because the deep conscious breath utilizes the full capacity of each of the separate areas of the lungs. Dirgha has the potential to calm the mind, allowing one to look inwards and release tension in the chest and abdomen.

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Cultivating Institutional Courage

By Brylie Turk
3 min read

 Institutional courage is a concept developed by Jennifer Freyd describing how individuals, organizations, and institutions should respond to survivors of trauma. Freyd’s challenges the notion that trauma victims must speak out to be heard. Instead, she argues that institutional courage is required to create safe and supportive environments for trauma victims.

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Alexander Prout: A step forward

By Alexander Prout
New Hampshire Union Leader
3 min read

THE SCOURGE of sexual violence is one of the biggest issues of our time.

We are grateful that Michael Delaney withdrew his nomination last week for the First Circuit
Federal Court of Appeals. And we are encouraged that the voices of survivors and their
supporters have been heard.

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Feinstein’s absence gives opponents of Delaney nomination more time to rally opposition

By Jim Puzzanghera
Boston Globe
7 min read

California Senator Dianne Feinstein’s absence from the narrowly divided chamber the past several weeks has stalled Democratic efforts to confirm more judges, including the controversial nomination of a New Hampshire lawyer for a seat on the US First Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston.

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