By Brooke (summer 2022) Apologies and forgiveness from the perspective of a kindergarten teacher
By Fraser, Zalika, and Lennon (spring 2022) COVID-19’s impact on their elders: Perspectives from younger generations
By Crystal, Hamna, and Cecilia (spring 2022) COVID-19’s impact on elders’ lives: Our elders’ concerns
By Gerardo, Joshua, and Angelica (spring 2022) COVID-19 among us and our elders: Some perspectives from the Navajo Nation
By Alejandra (winter mini 2022) Sincerity in apologies saves relationships and shows respect
By Topaz and Christine (winter mini 2022) When to apologize: Have we forgotten how to apologize?
By Lorna (winter mini 2022) Life lessons: Two friends discuss what apologies are and how to offer effective apologies
By James (winter mini 2022) Apologies in the family: From where do we learn how to apologize?
By Marchelle, Valerie, and Lorna (fall 2021) What is the cost of freedom? How has COVID-19 given us more freedom?
By Ashley, Valencia, and Jasmine (fall 2021)
When “you might be the only person that they see in that day”
By Rosa, Tyetria, and Topaz (fall 2021)
The push and pull of COVID-19, culture, and family lives: fear and faith
By Tiffany and Lauren (spring 2021)
Family relations during COVID-19, showing compassion to others
By Thuy, Janea, and Ruth (spring 2021)
The intangibility of forgiveness and the brokenness that it repairs
By Juan and Brittney (spring 2021)
New things to forgive in the pandemic and situational differences surrounding forgiveness
By Amy and Amanda (spring 2021)
How does COVID-19 reshape the way we think about relationships?
By Ashley and Chinazom (spring 2021)
How has COVID-19 changed (or not changed) the way we touch in our social, work, and family lives?
By Robert, Darius, and Juan (spring 2021)
How might we change the way we unlearn and relearn social touch?
By Anel and Rachel (spring 2021)
How does COVID-19 affect masculinity? Did COVID-19 actually make us less empathic in 2020?