Bringing joy to patients and families, one song at a time
One of the largest populations with which music therapists work are people with Alzheimer’s Disease or dementia.
Summer 2020
Adult Entertainers Survive the Pandemic
Sex workers of different backgrounds have different experiences and challenges during a pandemic.
Layoffs and Furloughs: An Industry Disrupted
Months into the pandemic, Miami’s tourism industry is leaving many workers without job opportunities. Hear from several individuals who are working through layoffs and furloughs.
Itching for Ink
Tattoo artists are trained in infectious disease and in Connecticut, they have fought to be included in the 2nd phase of business reopenings.
Miami Offers Unique Spin on Tourism to Accommodate Visitors During Pandemic
Tourism in Florida is down 10.7 percent in the first quarter of 2020. Take a look at how businesses figure out how to make revenue during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Turks prefer Massachusetts for academia
Sumeye Dalkilinc
For Turkish nationals, Massachusetts is one of the best places for academia.
Seeking success after high school in today’s world
Victoria Diamond
College enrollment has been on the decline since 2010, and with COVID-19 still at large, students and their families are considering different routes for success, whether that means going to college or taking time off to reprioritize.
How COVID-19 Has Affected North End Dining
Since March, restaurants in Massachusetts, have been forced to lay off More than 90 percent of their workers and sales have fallen by at least 81 percent, according to the Massachusetts Restaurant Association.
What is Music Therapy?
The field of music therapy is a fascinating health profession that utilizes the healing power of music. In the modern age music therapy can take on many forms and involve multiple populations
Bow Market Pushing Forward
Alberto Gilman
Bow Market’s restaurants await reopening after several months of closure and adaptation.