For decades, thousands from the subcontinent were adopted abroad, mostly by white families. Why have they been forgotten?

And we’re not talking about it enough.

COVID Meetups brings together people who are united in the goal of avoiding being infected or re-infected with COVID.

Facing the impacts of decades of mental health facility closures, Chicago’s CARE program sends mental health professionals on some 911 calls alongside or instead of the police.

With the right to abortion likely to be overturned in many states, access to birth control could be next. The mental health benefits of contraception go far beyond preventing pregnancy.

It’s worth recognizing racial gaslighting when it occurs.

After each shooting, Angela Ferrell-Zabala rejects the inevitable chorus of “thoughts and prayers” — but not because she dismisses the power of prayer.

Planning ahead for burial costs can help lighten the burden on grieving loved ones.

During India's deadly second COVID wave, as resources dwindled and misinformation flourished, a 12,000-person strong Discord group has provided support.

While white saviors may have good intentions, their presence may actually be harmful.

COVID-19 forces us to adapt the ways we can support someone who is in mourning.

It’s complicated.

If you have a hard time taking a break, listen up.

Female athletes have fought against sexist outfits since the 1900s.

Toxic coworkers—like credit stealers, microaggressors, and gossipers—make it hard for you to do your job and are harmful to be around. Here’s what you can do.

Thursday at Metro, Lizz Winstead from The Daily Show led an all-star revue of women musicians and comics.

Chad Willetts and Joe Quinlan had a vision for a space that combines food, music and wine — and gives artists a place to perform.

One of the first moves is to begin offering counseling services to students of four South Side schools.