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Truprint by Tru Empowering Society through Ethical Journalism Truprint by Tru is not just a newspaper; it's a catalyst for informed action and positive change. Dedicated to keeping our community engaged, we delve deep into the heart of societal concerns, shedding light on crucial issues and inspiring meaningful change. Headlines for this Episode: Doctors Not Taught Enough About NutritionThe Black Rhino in Population SurgeFuture in Focus: The Rise in Virtual RealityThe New Ecocide Law in the EUCopenhagen: Rewards for Litter PickersStudy: Fish Have ‘Talked’ for 155 Million YearsThe Health Benefits of Dark ChocolateThe Hidden Cost of Film ProductionUnderstanding Borderline Personality DisorderSuicides: A ‘Public Health’ CrisisClimate Change: The Companies Taken to Court Narrated by Zoe Hajifanis

Welcome to today’s episode of Suicide: A Public Health Crisis, where we shine a light on the pressing issues shaping our world. In this episode, we’re tackling a deeply concerning topic: suicide as a growing public health crisis. We’ll explore Jonny Rogers’ in-depth report on the alarming rise in suicide rates over recent decades and discuss why prioritising suicide prevention is more critical than ever. Stay tuned for a special interview with Mia, the sister of someone who tragically died by suicide earlier this year. She shares her personal experience and invaluable insights. Let’s dive into this crucial conversation. You can find the original article here: https://www.tru.org.uk/post/suicide-as-a-public-health-crisis

Truprint by Tru Empowering Society through Ethical Journalism Truprint by Tru is not just a newspaper; it's a catalyst for informed action and positive change. Dedicated to keeping our community engaged, we delve deep into the heart of societal concerns, shedding light on crucial issues and inspiring meaningful change. Featured Articles: The Profiteers of Planetary Resource - An investigation into how corporations are denying human rights by privatising natural resources. Future in Focus: An Analysis of AI - An exploration of AI's transformative impact on healthcare, research, and energy conservation. A Conscious Approach: The Reframing of Fungi - An examination of how mushrooms could revolutionise the treatment of mental health. The Crackdown on Greenwashing - Insight into how an EU Directive aims to tackle misleading environmental claims. Study: Cows Can Communicate Their Emotions - Discover how mooing might reveal the hidden complex emotional life of cows. Environment: Forests Being Restored by Animals - How fauna and seed dispersion could enhance forest restoration efforts. The Health Benefits of Wholegrains - An analysis of how whole grains can support a healthy diet. The Hidden Cost of Coffee - A look into the environmental impact of our coffee addiction on Earth's rainforests. An Understanding of Anxiety Disorder - An exploration of the science behind anxiety disorders and their potential causes. Saudi Arabia: ‘The Line’ of Concern or an Ecotopia? A critical look at a proposed megacity with unprecedented organisation of its population. World’s Richest 10% Produce Half of All Emissions - A report on the disparity of carbon emissions relative to wealth. Truprint by Tru is not just a newspaper; it's a catalyst for informed action and positive change. Join us on our journey towards a better, more just society. Published Quarterly. Collaborative change starts with journalism and grows with you. Not-for-profit because our priority is you. Stay informed with Truprint. Narrated by Zoe Hajifanis

In our latest instalment of Truprint, we cover a range of topics that have captured our attention over the past month. Our hosts, Paige and Noah, begin with our main topic, 'Saudi Arabia's ambitious megacity, The Line: Utopian city or a new weapon for state control?' For those that don’t know, The Line is a vertical city that presents a radically innovative model for spatial organization, claiming to provide revolutionary solutions to conventional urban challenges like congestion, overcrowding, and poverty. We also delve into 'Did You Know?' featuring facts about plastic consumption, blockchain technology, and autism diagnosis differences in women and men. A huge thank you to our brilliant volunteer authors for their contributions to this episode: Ellie Gregson, Olivia Woods, and Liam Anderson. Co-hosted by Paige Yepko and Noah Bovenizer. Produced by Ellie Gregson, Sound and Music by Alex Heane, and Editor Lucian Robert’s, Senior Editor Zoe Hajifanis. Connect with us online at www.tru.org.uk or on social media: @truprintbytu. Stay informed with Truprint.

Truprint by Tru is not just a newspaper; it's a catalyst for informed action and positive change. Join us on our journey towards a better, more just society.Published Quarterly.

Environmental Justice: Increase in Legal Actions - Explore the rising tide of legal actions driving environmental justice forward.

Scotland: The Proposal to Decriminalise Drugs - Uncover the debate surrounding Scotland's bold proposal to tackle drug-related issues.

The Tremendous Benefits of Trees - Discover the remarkable contributions trees make to our environment and well-being.

The Struggle of Black Women in Healthcare - Shine a spotlight on the challenges faced by black women within the healthcare system.

Future in Focus: The Becoming of Blockchain - Peer into the promising future of blockchain technology and its transformative potential.

Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) - Gain insight into the complexities of ASD and foster a more inclusive society.

Climate Change: The Targets being Missed by UK - Examine the UK's progress towards combating climate change and the hurdles ahead.

The Treaty to Protect International Waters - Learn about international efforts to safeguard our precious marine ecosystems.

The Health Benefits of Fermented Foods - Delve into the science behind fermented foods and their positive impact on health.

The Privatisation of Public Wealth - Investigate the implications of the increasing privatization of public assets.

The Hidden Cost of Plastic - Uncover the unseen consequences of plastic consumption and disposal.

Truprint by Tru is not just a newspaper; it's a catalyst for informed action and positive change. Join us on our journey towards a better, more just society.Published Quarterly.

Collaborative change starts with journalism, and grows with you. Not-for-profit because our priority is you.

Stay informed with Truprint.

In our latest instalment of Truprint, we cover a range of topics that have captured our attention over the past month. Our hosts, Noah and Paige, begin with our main topic, 'UN: The Deal to Protect International Waters', followed by an exploration of 'The Tremendous Benefits of Trees'. We also delve into 'The Health Benefits of Green Tea'. A huge thank you to our brilliant volunteer authors for their contributions to this episode: Aimee Jones, Liam Anderson, and Cat Cunningham Co-hosted by Paige Yepko and Noah Bovenizer. Produced by Ellie Gregson, Sound and Music by Alex Heane, and Edited by Sam Alcock. Connect with us online at www.tru.org.uk or on social media: @truprintbytu. Stay informed with Truprint.

In our latest instalment of Truprint, we cover a range of topics that have captured our attention over the past month. Our hosts, Noah and Paige, begin with our main topic, 'The Struggle of Black Women in Healthcare', followed by an exploration of the increasing legal actions concerning climate change. We also delve into 'The Hidden Cost of Cotton' and 'Going Going Gone? Giraffes under Threat'. A huge thank you to our brilliant volunteer authors for their contributions to this episode: Manhaaza Ashfaq, Sophie Ranson, Jonny Rogers, and Ellie Chivers. Co-hosted by Paige Yepko and Noah Bovenizer. Produced by Ellie Gregson, Sound and Music by Alex Heane, and Edited by Sam Alcock. Connect with us online at www.tru.org.uk or on social media: @truprintbytu. Stay informed with Truprint.

In our October instalment of Truprint, we cover a range of topics that have got us thinking over the past month. Our hosts Noah and Paige start with our main topic, ‘Scotland: The Proposal to Decriminalise Drugs, as well as Ocean Cleanups and how plastic traps intend to save our oceans. We also take a look at Eco-therapy: Mental Health and Nature, Colombia: Oil Exploration Stopped for a Greener Future and The Health Benefits of Ginger. A huge thank you to our brilliant volunteer authors for their contributions this episode: Harry Hetherington, Ebony Botler, Aimee Jones, and Farihah Choudhury Co-hosted by Paige Yepko and Noah Bovenizer. Produced by Ellie Gregson, Sound and Music by Alex Heane, and Edited by Sam Alcock. Connect with us online at www.tru.org.uk or social media: @truprintbytu

In our latest instalment of Truprint, we cover a range of topics that have got us thinking over the past month. Our hosts Noah and Paige start with our main topic, ‘Sustainability: The Crackdown on Greenwashing’, where they discuss what ‘greenwashing’ is, and whether recent directives in the EU to combat it can have an impact. In our ‘Did you know?’ segment, we delve deeper into a range of current topics, from the youth mental health crisis, to the reasons behind the rise in salmon deaths in recent years, to the history of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation in Russia, and to the impact of disruptive protest techniques in the UK.   A huge thank you to our brilliant volunteer authors for their contributions this episode: Harry Hetherington, Mary Jane Amato, Aleksandra Bienkowska, and Jenny Donath. Co-hosted by Paige Yepko and Noah Bovenizer. Produced by Ellie Gregson, Sound and Music by Alex Heane, and Edited by Sam Alcock. Connect with us online at www.tru.org.uk or social media: @truprintbytu Stay informed with Truprint.

Welcome to the August instalment of Truprint! This episode, we cover a variety of headlines that have caught our eye this past month. Starting with our main topic, “United Nations: Life Expectancy, Education and Income Have Fallen” by Aimee Jones, our hosts Paige and Noah reflect on the impact of recent global crises on life expectancies, incomes, and social inequalities worldwide. In our latest round of ‘Did you know?’, we then learn more about a wide range of fascinating topics, from OCD to hallucinogenic mushrooms, to measuring the climate impact of UK companies, and to the ‘hidden cost’ of avocados. A massive thanks to our brilliant volunteer authors for their contributions to this episode: Aimee Jones, Mary Jane Amato, Euan Cook, Jonny Rogers, and Ziryan Aziz. Stay informed with Truprint. Co-hosted by Paige Yepko and Noah Bovenizer. Produced by Ellie Gregson, Sound and Music by Alex Heane, and Edited by Sam Alcock. Connect with us online at www.tru.org.uk or social media: @truprintbytu | Stay informed with Truprint.