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Jul 27, 2015

Drinking Highest Among Educated, Upper-Income Americans

Roughly eight in 10 upper-income Americans and U.S. college graduates say they drink alcohol, compared with only about half of lower-income Americans and those with a high school diploma or less.
Apr 19, 2022

An Opportunity to Bring CliftonStrengths® to the Deaf Community

Learn about an interpreter's vision for using American Sign Language to bring strengths to the deaf and hard of hearing.
Oct 20, 2021

Serious Depression, Anxiety Affect Nearly 4 in 10 Worldwide

In 2020, 38% of adults worldwide said they or someone they know had felt so anxious or depressed that they could not continue their daily activities.
Sep 28, 2021

In U.S., 55% Would Get COVID-19 Vaccine for Young Child

Over half of parents with children under 12 say they would get their child vaccinated against the coronavirus if such a vaccine were available.
Feb 19, 2021

Americans Remain Largely Dissatisfied With U.S. Gun Laws

Nearly six in 10 Americans are dissatisfied with U.S. gun laws, marking the ninth consecutive year of majority-level dissatisfaction.
Jun 6, 2022

Nuances of Coaching CliftonStrengths® in the DEI Space

Learn how you can be more intentional in your efforts to include others, using the "theme-weaving" of your strengths to move you to greater success.
Mar 31, 2022

Adapting to Change: Maintaining a Thriving Coaching Practice

Gain insights from a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach whose coaching business has thrived because she has stayed adaptable.
Mar 8, 2021

Sub-Saharan Africa: Give Education Opportunities to Women

With gender parity in higher education slowly improving in sub-Saharan Africa, people may be realizing how female education disproportionately improves social welfare.
Sep 10, 2020

The Remote Workplace Needs Recognition Rituals Too

A recognition-rich culture starts at the top. Make sure to recognize your remote employees often for their exceptional work.
Jul 1, 2020

Americans Want More, Not Less, Immigration for First Time

One-third of Americans would like to see immigration levels to the U.S. increased, 28% want current rates to decline. Democrats and independents are growing more in favor of increasing levels of immigration.