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– credit, Musée d’Orsay © L. Striffling The world-famous Musée d’Orsay has opened the doors to a very unique gallery—its dream would be to get rid of all the paintings inside. That’s because it exhibits a rotating selection of 225 works that were stolen when the Nazis occupied Paris during the Second World War. Currently 12 paintings, including works by Renoir and Degas, and a sculpture from Rodin are on display. To Whom Do These Belong is part of the museum’s efforts to reckon with the city’s past, and, if at all possible, to find the rightful inheritors of these…

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JCI Manila successfully gathered more than 8,000 runners, advocates, partners, and supporters during the recently concluded “Color Run for Mental Health” held on May 31, 2026, at the MOA Opengrounds. The large-scale advocacy united individuals from different sectors in a vibrant movement promoting mental health awareness, emotional wellness, and community support. Filled with colorful stations, wellness activities, entertainment segments, and advocacy-driven initiatives, the event highlighted the growing importance of creating safe conversations and stronger support systems surrounding mental health. Beyond the celebration and fitness activities, the Color Run for Mental Health also served a greater purpose. Proceeds and support generated…

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Investors at the early stage want proof that a product solves a real problem for a specific user group. A polished demo helps, but it does not replace customer interviews, retention signals, usage data, a focused roadmap, and clear reasoning behind every feature. The Product Proof Behind Investor Interest Investors want to see how the product turns a market idea into user behavior. That means a narrow MVP scope, a clear onboarding flow, early activation, repeated usage, and specific feedback from people who match the target customer. A useful product story shows what was built, why it was built, who…

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Not all exercise is about building muscle or burning calories.  A growing number of people are turning to mindful movement practices such as Feldenkrais, the Alexander Technique and Tai Chi to improve mobility, reduce stress and build a stronger mind-body connection. Mindful movement is considered a holistic or comprehensive approach. It combines physical, emotional and intellectual aspects into activity as a way of prompting well-being. A Different Approach to Fitness Unlike high-intensity workouts, mindful movement emphasizes awareness, posture and controlled motion. The Feldenkrais Method, developed by physicist Moshe Feldenkrais, uses gentle sequences of movement to retrain the nervous system and…

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Mental health is a priority for more people in 2026, but that does not mean everyone is spending money on retreats, pricey apps, or complicated wellness plans. Many are focusing on simple habits that actually fit into daily life, like better sleep, regular walks, less screen time, and stronger social connections. As the CDC notes in its guide to managing stress, small routines can make a real difference when life feels overwhelming.Taking Daily Walks OutdoorsAlina Mosinyan / iStockphotoWalking is still one of the easiest ways people are protecting their mental health without spending much money. A short walk around the…

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Evan Speigel, co-founder and CEO of Snap, Inc., the company that owns Snapchat, along with his wife, Australian model Miranda Kerr, have just announced a partnership to relieve $550 million in medical debt for an estimated 261,000 Californians.The couple announced on Thursday morning that they have partnered with nonprofit Undue Medical Debt to provide relief to families struggling with medical debt and rising healthcare costs.Undue Medical Debt is a nonprofit that buys debt “in bulk,” meaning that for every $10 donated to the organization, $1,000 of medical debt is relieved for families in need. In total, the organization has relieved…

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Friends and family of East Kilbride teenager Alex Lindsay are heading along this weekend to an annual charity football tournament that is held in his memory.The popular St Leonards teen will be remembered during the seven-a-side event at Calderglen High School pitches this Sunday, June 28, which also aims to raise awareness of mental health.Kicking off at 10am, the Alex Lindsay Cup is held each year in memory of Alexander Iain Bonomy-Lindsay and will raise funds for the family’s dedicated mental health charity Adored.The charity event is held each year to remember 18-year-old Motherwell FC fan Alex who tragically took…

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Building strong relationships often starts with something surprisingly simple—genuine curiosity about another person. Whether you’re getting to know someone new, strengthening a friendship, deepening a romantic relationship, or connecting with family members, taking the time to learn about a person’s likes and dislikes can make a meaningful difference. Understanding their preferences, interests, and opinions helps create stronger bonds and shows that you value who they are as an individual. Small details matter more than many people realize. Remembering a favorite hobby, avoiding a food someone dislikes, or bringing up an interest they previously mentioned demonstrates attentiveness and care. These thoughtful…

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The number of children getting support for special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) has risen sharply again to a new record high, government figures show.Between January 2025 and January 2026, there was a 12.5% increase in the number of children with education, health and care plans (EHCPs) – the legal documents setting out the support they are entitled to.It is the highest year-on-year increase since EHCPs were introduced over a decade ago, with numbers now over 700,000.A spokesperson for the Department for Education (DfE) said the figures “show the scale of the challenge we inherited”, adding that they were investing…

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Photo from Magnific.com Operating a business is usually accompanied by stress. Leaders have to deal with long working hours, difficult decisions and increasing responsibilities. In the long run, it can influence concentration, energy levels, and performance. It is also hard to stay mentally healthy, as many business owners struggle to keep up with the demands. Meanwhile, working harder is not necessarily a good way to achieve better outcomes. The balance between performance and mental health enables sustainable growth. In this regard, executive mentors come into play. They assist leaders in developing clarity, stress management, and better decision-making. So, what sets…

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