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Keti Koti is the annual commemoration of the history of slavery in the former Dutch colonies. This year marks the 150th anniversary of the abolition of slavery.

A polycrisis is currently being experienced across the globe as children continue to suffer at the hands of multiple and often mutually reinforcing crises.

In the Stadswandelingen podcast, criminologist Robby Roks provides nuance to media reports on youth crime in Rotterdam and discusses potential solutions.

Mary Pieterse-Bloem, Professor of Financial Markets at Erasmus School of Economics, talks about the goal of pension funds to invest sustainable.

Researchers Lumsdaine, Tetereva and Freire have distinguished themselves during the annual conference of the Society for Financial Econometrics.

Dr. Mijke Slot on Vroeg! and EditieNL to talk about trust in journalism and the opportunities of positive news.

Jolande from Beijerse, Professor of Juvenile Justice Interventions and Associate Professor of Criminal Law, emphasizes the value of juvenile justice.

Marcello Aspria's thesis shows that data exchange in healthcare is difficult to organise.

Column by: Ronald Huisman, Associate Professor and expert in impact investing, sustainable finance & investing at Erasmus School of Economics

Sophie van der Zee shares her insights on lies and the ways to detect them, for example when interrogating criminal suspects.