Reduce Plastic Waste with Plastic Collective: An Intro to Shruder Machine

 Introduction The main aim of the plastic collective is to fundamentally reduce the waste plastics in inaccessible societies for the purpose of empowering people to observe innovative economies for their communities. Plastic waste is now considered as the endemic globally, with 370 million in the region of Asia deficiency of safe waste management. The … Read more

Assessing Soft Skills Gap: The Difficulty of Evaluating Employee Skill Levels

 A skill gap in the social and interpersonal skills required for employment may be difficult for many businesses and individuals to assess due to a number of factors. These soft skills are considered beneficial in all occupations and industries as they contribute to business success. However, the major problem these businesses face when assessing … Read more

Engaging LGBTQ Discrimination and Mental Health: Exploring Consequences of Anti-LGBT Discrimination and Resilience Strategies

 Annotated Bibliography Craney, R. S., Watson, L. B., Brownfield, J., & Flores, M. J. (2018). Bisexual women’s discriminatory experiences and psychological distress: Exploring the roles of coping and LGBTQ community connectedness. Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity, 5(3), 324–337. https://doi.org/10.1037/sgd0000276 In this study it investigated reconcile roles of coping structure in the link … Read more

Discussing Local Libraries for Communities

    Libraries have been around for centuries. Despite the benefits libraries offer to their members, there is an overlying perception that libraries are futile as they can be replaced by technology. This trending perception supported through a lack of understanding of library declination has dissuaded support for local libraries in communities. Therefore, reevaluating how … Read more

Communication Styles and Customs of South Africa: Understanding Relationships, Religion and Ethics

 throughout the country.  Secondary to English would be Afrikaans and several other tribal or native languages.  Those tribes that are indigenous to the country typically have their own tribal language that they utilize.  The major cities in South Africa are primarily English speaking.  The rural communities of Africa have several indigenous languages that the … Read more

Compensate to Alleviate: Non-Cash Incentives Drive Up U.S. Organ Donations

 Jessica Ayoub Mr. Jones English 1B, Section 87 April 14, 2016 Paper #1—Final Draft Compensate to Alleviate The shortage on donations of irreplaceable organs is highly concerning. In America there are 114,000 patients in need of organ transplants and only 3,300 donors (Park). Providing non-cash compensation may incentivize more living people to donate major … Read more

Exploring Gun Laws in America: NRA Power, Mass Shootings, and the Brady Law

 Gun culture has been a huge part of America throughout its history. Americans have taken the right of owning firearms as a guaranteed constitutional promise. The debate around gun control is one of the most polarizing controversies in America. There have been several debates over the interpretation and relevance of the second amendment. Two … Read more