Your children are on the Internet and you can´t be by their side all the time. Here is an article that tells you what you must impress upon them to keep them safe from online predators. | Read More →

Too often adopted children grow up to feel they´re somehow different from those who have grown up in biological families; even when they don´t feel different others can sometimes view them as different. This list of rights adopted children should have was compiled by an adoptive mother, with love. | Read More →

Mexican beliefs about death and the afterlife and burial customs are influenced by their Indian and Spanish Catholic heritage, according to Frances Toor, the folklorist who wrote the classic "A Treasury of Mexican Folkways." A sampling of some of these beliefs and customs is included. | Read More →

Examining the anthropological aspects of knowledge development and its profound relationship with technology, international communication and cooperation. | Read More →

The Manouche gypsies of central France deal with the grief of death by refusing to talk about the deceased and otherwise avoiding things connected with them. Here are some details of their mourning practices (as described in the work of the anthropologist Patrick Williams), and some ideas about why they do things this way. | Read More →

A guide to helping teenagers interact safely on the internet. | Read More →