Jem Tatlonghari

<p class="mb-4">Regional infrastructure only works when cities stop treating pipes, tracks, and fiber as isolated local assets and start planning them...

<p class="mb-4">Across the country, communities are quietly rewriting the rules of public health by starting with something revolutionary- listening. ...

<p class="mb-4">What if your workplace treated mental health as seriously as snowstorms, power outages, or emergency calls? In one city, a simple “Wel...

<p class="mb-4">In a world where “quiet quitting” and burnout dominate the headlines, one resource remains underused yet massively powerful: <strong>t...

<p class="mb-4">Infrastructure can quietly widen inequality or become a force for justice- and the difference starts with who gets asked what they nee...

<p class="mb-4">When wildfires ripped through Northern California in 2020, the blaze didn’t just test emergency systems- it tested relationships, trus...

<p class="mb-4">When employees thrive, the entire community benefits, but too often, well-intentioned wellness programs fall apart in a maze of discon...

<p class="mb-4">In schools across the country, educators are discovering that academic success and emotional well-being are deeply intertwined. This s...

<p class="mb-4">What if the most powerful tools for transforming a city were not new buildings or billion‑dollar bonds, but extension cords, detour si...

<p class="mb-4">When someone in crisis can move from a desperate phone call to a live therapy session on a screen within days, telehealth stops being ...

<p class="mb-4">I remember working with Fatima, a single mother who had recently immigrated from Syria. She was experiencing symptoms of post-traumati...

<p class="mb-4">I still remember the call that came in shortly after midnight. A high school guidance counselor had flagged a concerning social media ...