The Effort Required to Rescue a Future: Harmonizing Technology with Nature

After reading of the suicide of Daisy Coleman, and the articles outlining how common it is for survivors of sexual Continue Reading
Building environments can contribute to safety by reducing vulnerability to crime and by reducing aggression within occupants. This review draws on a wide range of literature to identify elements of lighting, noise, temperature, layout, and building quality which have been shown to provoke aggressive behaviour (often by increasing mental fatigue, or influencing serotonin production), and which reduce the incidences of crime or violence. Additionally, a discussion on demographic differences in perceptions of safety suggest the importance of a diverse approach to building interventions.
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Thirty years ago 14 women in engineering were murdered in their classroom because a man hated feminists. I learned about Continue Reading
Dear Hypervigilance, I get you, but I don’t like you. You came to stabilize my unstable life, but now you’ve Continue Reading
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In our current culture, bad relationships are extremely common. Nearly 60 percent of young women have experienced abuse, according to Continue Reading
As my studies have been getting more busy with Teaching Assistant positions, robot building, graphic design work and more, I Continue Reading