Intersex justice is not only about changing medical protocols; it is about reshaping how society understands bodies, autonomy, and belonging. Learn more by reading our newest article featured in Psychology Today! 🔗

🎙️ New MindBridge Podcast Episode! We’re back from our holiday break, and are excited to discuss intersex rights and wellness with Kimberly Zieselman and Dr. Peter Hegarty. Tune in now! ________________ 🎧 buff.ly/CL4Rmju #WhereScienceMeetsHumanRights #MindbridgePodcast

When Deepfakes Harm, Some Victims Are Taken Less Seriously | Psychology Today www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/powe...

The U.S. incarcerates more people than any other country in the world, with over 1.8 million individuals behind bars. Discover why punishment-based prisons fail, and how psychology offers a more humane and effective path to justice in our newest article in Psychology Today. 🔗

This week, Mindbridge's own Dr. Asia Eaton joined as a guest on the 200th episode of the Qasim Rashid Show! We hope you check it out and give it a listen. See you next Monday (12/15) for a new episode of the Mindbridge Podcast: Where Science Meets Human Rights!

🎙️ New MindBridge Podcast Episode! This week we’re talking about liberation within Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities with Dr. Charissa Cheah and Marpheen Chann. 🎧 buff.ly/7h5ffEr ____________ #WhereScienceMeetsHumanRights #MindbridgePodcast

In a time when LGBTQ+ youth are disproportionately affected by systemic stigma, legal threats, and mental health challenges, the role of families and communities is more important than ever. Read more from our newest article featured in Psychology Today: 🔗

Gun violence is not just a criminal justice issue; it’s a public health crisis and a human rights concern. Our new article featured in Psychology Today discusses the value of brain and behavioral science in addressing and preventing gun violence. 🔗

"If you come into contact with someone who was the victim of sexting coercion, image-based sexual abuse, or another sexting-related form of violence, let them know they are not to blame." - @drasiaeaton.bsky.social, CCRI Head of Research www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/powe...

In Defense of Sexting | Psychology Today www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/powe...

To kick off the start of summer, Mindbridge is excited to announce the arrival of our new executive director, @drasiaeaton.bsky.social‬! We are so fortunate to have her leadership over the next year as we continue to address ongoing human rights issues through a lens of psychology and neuroscience

An Update from Mindbridge Founder, Laura Ligouri

This evening, the House passed the Take It Down Act, a criminal bill that will now be sent to the President for signature. Read CCRI's full statement to learn more about the bill's strengths and challenges. cybercivilrights.org/ccri-stateme...

For over a decade, CCRI leadership has been championing both state and federal legislation related to the nonconsensual distribution of intimate images. Here is a thread of gratitude to CCRI's early leaders and a throwback through the last decade. 1/x