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The decline in education and the rise of hunting culture have negatively impacted conservation efforts. The post Wolf Hunters Can’t Hide Their Rabid Hatred for Wolves, Science & Conservation appeared first on The Good Men Project .

“Even if someone wants to become an influencer or move to platforms like YouTube, they are still encouraged to remain a professional journalist, regardless of which platform they use.” The post Ukrainian Student Media Leader Borzhena Bortnovska on Journalism, Influencers, and Independent Media appeared first on The Good Men Project .

I left in exhaustion. The post I Finally Left Him—Not Because I Stopped Loving Him, But Because I Started Loving Myself appeared first on The Good Men Project .

5 psychological shifts to stop living on autopilot and start making choices that actually feel like you. The post How to Exit “NPC Mode” and Reclaim Your Main Character Energy appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Patients at this UNC Health clinic can meet a mental health provider during their primary care visit, eliminating electronic referrals and weeks-long waits. The post From Referral to Real Time: Mental Health Care Comes to the Exam Room appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Remote rural areas have become retirement destinations and bedroom communities for employers in the few nearby towns that have managed to survive. The post Notes From an Old Farmer: Revitalizing Our Rural Communities appeared first on The Good Men Project .

As a grift that relies purely on one-to-one communication, language is one of the key signs of romance scams, Spokeo reports. The post Not My Love Language: Common Phrases That Are Signs of Romance Scams appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Can dignity shape care? Discover how human dignity in healthcare transforms life-and-death decisions. The post What My Sister Ellen Taught Me About Dignity and the Importance of Being Seen appeared first on The Good Men Project .

We don’t make it easy to be loved. The post Here’s the Thing About People Like Me appeared first on The Good Men Project .

And then ask a friend for it because you “just need closure.” The post What Nobody Tells You About Moving On appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Queer memory, HIV/AIDS loss, and why silence still carries consequences The post A Prayer for the Names We Still Carry appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Swipe. Match. Spark. Escalate. The post Dating Beyond Surface: Why I Wrote a Book for People Who Love with Depth appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Is it a political earthquake or just an another episode of political binary in Bangladesh? The post Bangladesh General Elections 2026: Pre Election Analysis appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Coined by science journalist Alex Steffen, the phrase captures the unsettling feeling that “the experience and expertise you’ve built up” may now be obsolete – or, at least, a lot less valuable than it once was. The post Feeling Unprepared for the AI Boom? You’re Not Alone appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Gianzero, a Lutheran pastor and executive director of the Kentucky Council of Churches, said that because of an out-of-state felony conviction he got at 16, he cannot vote in Kentucky. The post Kentuckians Who Have Served Time for Felonies Should Have Right to Vote, Advocates Say appeared first on The Good Men Project .