InILLUMINATIONbyMark Sanford, Ph.D.·1d agoThe Social Geography of the Dining Room in Senior Living. Who Sits With Whom at Aging AcresWhy do some people find their place at the table while others keep looking for one?A response icon4A response icon4
G L Daftari·Oct 29When the World We Belong To DisappearsOn growing old, losing our connections, and searching for purposeA response icon5A response icon5
Nima·Oct 7I Hate Losing FAMILIARITYIts Kind of hard to realize and witness that life is changing Infront of your own eyes
Sakia Agayatin·Sep 29Adiós, Dos | 02A reflection on separation and belonging — a reflective essay written about seperation from my 11th year class who felt like home :)
InUnwritten PagesbyAnurag bharti·Sep 25Beyond Familiarity: The Science of True LearningYou read the same chapter three times.
Aditya Singh·Sep 25Familiar StrangersThere are people we see almost every day but know almost nothing about them. They are not our friends, colleagues or neighbours, and yet…
InDear Life JournalbyAyesha Noor·Sep 19The place you once held in someone’s heartWhen familiarity slowly becomes distanceA response icon2A response icon2
InILLUMINATIONbyMark Sanford, Ph.D.·Sep 8The Social Stitching of Senior Living: Small Bits to Break Through TopicsWhy chit-chat matters in building conversation and connectionA response icon3A response icon3
Amnah Ifham·Sep 8The Familiarity We Find in the UnfamiliarHave you ever gone somewhere you’ve never been before and, somehow, felt more like yourself than you had in a long time?
