by Louise Rees | Jun 15, 2021 | Loneliness, News Media
Recent Australian research found that adults in neighbourhoods where at least 30% of nearby land consists of parks, reserves and woodlands had 26% lower odds of becoming lonely compared to their peers in areas with less than 10% green space. Find out more in this...
by Louise Rees | Jun 15, 2021 | Loneliness, News Media
New data shows rising levels of loneliness among new migrants in New Zealand, and a jump in those feeling lonely most or all of the time. Qiuyi Tan, Diversity Reporter for the New Zealand Herald, interviews recent migrants about their experiences. Read the article...
by Louise Rees | Jun 15, 2021 | Loneliness, News Media
The UK Campaign to End Loneliness have published a new series of podcasts exploring different aspects of loneliness. Each of the four podcasts focuses on a specific aspect of loneliness including bereavement, communities and conversations, and is a chance to hear from...
by Louise Rees | Apr 12, 2021 | Loneliness, News Media, Stories
New research from the Helen Clark Foundation has found that many people have bounced back from the increased loneliness experienced during Covid-19 lockdown, but for some societal groups, those feelings have lingered. Find out more here.
by Louise Rees | Apr 9, 2021 | Loneliness, News Media
Gene Marks of the Guardian writes, “It’s not just ‘old school’ thinking – a recent study found two-thirds of workers ‘craving’ more in-person time with their teams.” Marks refers to a recent, large study from Microsoft analysing work trends and effects...
by Louise Rees | Mar 30, 2021 | Loneliness, News Media
Researchers from the Canadian Hey Neighbour Collective write about the need to break out of social bubbles post-Covid. Read the full article here.
