I like to think two basic needs underpin human nature. First is the desire to know and express oneself, which we now call identity. Second is the need to be a part of something, a holdover from the ...

Esther Perel argues that leaders who treat employees as whole people—not just workers—can create workplaces that actually work. It was almost a decade ago now that I noticed a shift in what my ...

Education Week staff writer Sarah Schwartz talked with LaGarrett King, an associate professor of social studies at the University of Missouri’s College of Education, about what teachers need to know ...

Andrew Bishop is pursuing a Master of Public Policy at the University of Virginia. You can follow him on Twitter @xiongandi. I made a lot of mistakes in my first year of teaching sixth grade language ...

I began writing this blog to help me figure how to define myself as a successful person when I had experienced very little of what the world considers success for an individual. And by world I mean my ...

Identity theft is a crime where someone steals your personal information and uses it to commit fraud, usually for financial gain. This type of scheme is also becoming more prevalent — according to ...

Several notable layoffs have occurred over the past few weeks, particularly in the tech industry, which has been jarring both for their size and how they have been carried out. At Google, for example, ...

Decentralized identity refers to a system of identity management that is not controlled by any central authority such as governments, corporations or identity providers. Traditional identity systems ...

Almost two decades ago, a paper promulgating the theory of identity economics was published. The primary takeaway was the notion that monetary decisions directly correlate with a human’s sense of ...

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