Shade Academia Weekly Newsletter This week, the Shade team is reading “Maybe You Should Talk To Someone” --- a memoir by Lori Gottlieb. "Maybe You Should Talk to Someone" is a thought-provoking book that intertwines the author’s experiences as a therapist with her own journey through therapy

Hello, Shade Academia community! In this edition, we’re diving into the fascinating world of American Sign Language (ASL) and its impact on both professional and social spaces. ASL is not just a language; it's a vibrant part of Deaf culture that connects people across communities. This week,

Shade Academia Weekly Newsletter- Social Sciences Welcome, Shade Academia readers! This week, we’re diving into a topic that is as visually captivating as it is culturally significant—how Black visual narratives are reshaping the ways Black children and their relationship to nature are portrayed. Today, we explore an article

Shade Academia Weekly Newsletter – Arts and the Humanities Good morning, everyone, we at Shade Academia have a challenge for you. Imagine a world where medieval poetry and cutting-edge science fiction collide, where the ancient themes of morality, consciousness, and freedom are reimagined in a futuristic setting. Today, we delve into

Shade Academia Weekly Newsletter – Arts and the Humanities Hello everyone! I hope your week is going well, and you can spare a few minutes to join us for today’s lesson. Many of us can recall our school days, whether it was playing in the band or singing in the

Shade Academia Weekly Newsletter – Arts and the Humanities Welcome back to another Shade Academia newsletter!  Today, we're exploring the complex and often misunderstood topic of hysteria, particularly as it is depicted in historical fiction. Our focus will be on Nina Marie Voigt's insightful analysis of Megan

Shade Academia Weekly Newsletter- Arts and the Humanities Hello again everyone! Do you or a friend have a passion for the arts, whether it be drawing, painting, or creating with pen and pencil? Have you ever considered how our perception of “art” has evolved over time and where it might