Author: Sara M Moniuszko, USA TODAY

There were two stories that brought me joy this week, and both had to do with learning about others. Sharing in hopes they make you smile too.

April is Autism Acceptance Month, previously known as Autism Awareness Month. What do people with autism wish others knew? We asked to find out.

Learning to trust yourself can be challenging, but not impossible. Thankfully our mental health columnist shared some tips.

Death is something that sparks fear and painful memories for many. But I recently learned that conversations around this topic are starting to change.

TikTok is bringing visibility to some lesser-known impacts of pregnancy that have viewers in shock. Doctors share why you shouldn’t worry too much.

From video games and shows that help people prepare to die to apps that help in a loved one’s loss. Here’s how society is changing how we view death.

We could all use a little more happiness in our lives, right? Read more to find out how to build it into your life.

All week we’ve been thinking about the slap between Will Smith and Chris Rock, but our readers have also been looking out for “glimmers.”

Experts say Chris Rock’s “joke” was damaging to Jada Pinkett Smith and other Black women or people who struggle with alopecia.

Chances are you’ve heard of “triggers,” but what about “glimmers”? Here’s what they are and why you should look for them.