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fromRatfactor
2 days ago
Philosophy

A programmer's loss of identity

A person can lose the social identity of "computer programmer" despite still programming, because social identity depends on community belonging.
Design
fromItsnicethat
5 days ago

Cat Duncan uses the tactility of tickets and calendars to invigorate the identity of Athene run club

Cat's tactile, nature-inspired design combines colour blocking, layering, print techniques and repurposed materials to create wearable, community-focused pieces that encourage outdoor activity.
Real estate
fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago

I've traveled the world and lived on 6 continents. At age 40, I finally found my forever home.

After decades of global moves, coastal Rhode Island provided a strong sense of community, belonging, and permanence, culminating with buying a dream house in 2023.
fromThe Mercury News
3 months ago

Stanford Blood Centers putting those who give blood on the 'nice' list

Throughout November, all Stanford Blood Center donors, including those who give blood at the South Bay Donor Center in Campbell, will receive long-sleeve "ugly sweater" t-shirt for the holidays. There is an immediate need for all blood types, especially type O. Appointments can be made at stanfordbloodcenter.org or by calling 888-723-7831 or texting to 999-777. Walk-ins are always welcome. Donors should be in good health with no cold, flu, or COVID-19 symptoms, and should bring a photo ID.
Books
Books
fromwww.mercurynews.com
4 months ago

Silicon Valley Reads 2026: A trio of books about creating connections, community

Silicon Valley Reads features three books under Bridges to Belonging with countywide free events, author conversations, workshops, and companion titles to foster community connection.
Books
fromPsychology Today
5 months ago

'The One-in-a-Million Boy': A Collage of Broken Hearts

An 11-year-old Boy Scout's devotion to a 104-year-old woman sparks community connection and prompts a grieving father to embrace adulthood and love.
Mental health
fromLos Angeles Times
5 months ago

Commentary: Charlie Kirk gave young men something to believe in. Newsom wants to do the same

A California initiative seeks 10,000 male mentors to help disconnected teenage boys find belonging, identity, friendships, and career direction through programs like Improve Your Tomorrow.
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