The QAnon conspiracy threatens anti-trafficking education because of its broad dissemination and focus on a range myths about trafficking. These are rooted in historic ongoing misinformation abductions, exploitation, community threats. This article examines the extent QAnon’s co-optation human trafficking discourses evaluates connection to myths, particularly related gender, race, class, agency...

Community psychology is not a monolithic entity. While united by a set of values, theories, and principles, researchers and practitioners around the world engage in multifarious activities in the name of community psychology. Given that community needs vary greatly around the world, this is expected. United by the pursuit of meaning, mattering and thriving, community psychologists adopt diverse...

Co-management frameworks are intended to facilitate sustainable resource management and more equitable power sharing between state agencies and Indigenous communities. However, there is significant debate about who benefits from co-management in practice. This article addresses two competing perspectives in the literature, which alternately portrays co-management as an instrument for co-optatio...

How to combat corruption while maintaining absolute power is a central dilemma facing rulers of authoritarian countries. External monitoring institutions such as independent judiciary and enforcement agencies are incompatible with the structure of authoritarian regimes, whose anti-corruption strategies are often limited to methods of oversight and control within bureaucratic organizations. This...

Not surprisingly, most research on the neurobiology of language has focused on language itself. Yet even after decades of investigation, we know much less about the neurobiological correlates of language than we do about the neurobiology of many other domains, such as vision, motor function, and memory. This relative lack of progress is likely due not only to the complexity of language and to a...