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Collateral Damage of Imprisonment

Collateral Damage of Imprisonment

Imprisonment is the harsh reality that one must face after committing a crime, but is it also a sentence that the offender’s family must serve? This blog aims to highlight the impact of incarceration on children, caregivers, and family members that they cannot escape at the hands of society, and also explores their financial and emotional needs. Despite a rise in research, this area of discussion remains concealed and ignored.

Creativity and Mood Disorders: Exploring their Complex Relationship

Creativity and Mood Disorders: Exploring their  Complex Relationship

The association between creativity and mood disorders has intrigued scholars, psychologists, and artists alike for decades. Numerous studies have aimed at understanding the connections between these seemingly disparate aspects of human experience. While anecdotal evidence suggests that individuals with mood disorders are susceptible to heightened creative tendencies, this relationship is far from straightforward. 

Chocolatiers in Denial: The Sweet Escape from Addressing Modern Slavery

Chocolatiers in Denial: The Sweet Escape from Addressing Modern Slavery

Global food supply chains have been described as the primary source of modern slavery and child labour. This article looks at slavery within the much-loved chocolate industry and focuses on measures taken by Cadbury, a multinational company that is a leading manufacturer of cocoa and chocolate; and compares it with the practices embraced by a newly established organization named Tony’s Chocolonely. It ends with a call of action urging multinational companies to adopt a more sustainable approach to supply chain management.