Susanna Schrobsdorff

The legendary primatologist has spent decades persuading us to change the way we treat animals and the planet, and she does it one story at a time.

Learning to let happiness be a byproduct of the search for purpose.

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Inside the great wardrobe purge of 2021

And the calculus of when to have kids.

The recent spike in depression and anxiety is another reason we need a mental health moonshot now

And the networks of communication and support we rely on

Creator of the ‘Cathy’ comics tells all in new essay collection

‘I hope we never forget the faces of the grieving parents’

Melissa Spitz’s series is called ‘You Have Nothing to Worry About’

Anyone with an elderly parent understands how fraught these decisions are

Female protagonists are still rare in action films but Wonder Woman is raw power

The Women’s March was more than about women’s rights issues

A summer of harassment and misogyny—big and small—shows how far we have to go

Reflecting on the Orlando Pulse shooting in a Brooklyn neighborhood from an LGBT perspective

Parents Publicly Shame Their Kids on the Internet | Time  TIME

What we can learn about men, women and dumb choices from the latest Eliot Spitzer scandal

Our culture constantly blurs the line between real-life pain and bad humor. Why would we expect our children to do otherwise?

A blog post describing one mom’s experience with her allegedly troubled son highlights mental-health issues in the aftermath of the Newtown massacre