Someone tells you what they've endured—and hearing it, you'd agree they were wronged. Yet something in the quality of their victimization leaves you conflicted. You want to empathize, to help. But you ...

She has served as an adjunct professor at the University of Bridgeport for the past three years, teaching courses in ...

When someone is harmed, is the best first reaction support, or scrutiny? The answer may seem obvious, but many teens and young people have had their experiences met with suspicion or even blame. As ...