"A bank for solitude." Andalusian minors suffer and are aware of social isolation
The annual report of the Andalusian Children's Ombudsman warns about this "invisible epidemic," which has experienced 79% of primary school students
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The annual report of the Andalusian Children's Ombudsman warns about this "invisible epidemic," which has experienced 79% of primary school students
The closure of more than 200 health centres due to cuts in international funding and the increase in supplies due to the war in Iran and the internal conflict, hit a population, especially children, very weakened. The 'El Niño' flood forecast will force two million people to move
Children delay as much as they can time to go to bed because they know what they're exposed to. We've forgotten.
The Department of Education publishes a new guide to measures to strengthen learning following the decline in reading understanding
Accelerated routines and the pressure to get to everything have consequences for the well-being of minors and may make it difficult for them to become self-employed, manage frustration and have a relationship with their reference adults
Friends, family members or partners from past stages can reactivate jokes, jargon or roles that seemed already beyond our current identity. "We feel safer understanding that the other speaks the same language," explains psychologist Ainhoa López Barbeito