NEW YEAR, NEW TRENDS Jan 04, 2023 ... How the internet rang in 2023While we’re all about looking ahead at Cassandra, today we want to take the opportunity to look back – back to the beginning of 2023. Though we’re only a few days into the year, several trends emerged on New Year’s Day as young people turned to social media to set the tone for the next 365. - TWELVE GRAPES - Some people clink champagne flutes at midnight; others kiss. This year on TikTok, young people did neither of the above, instead opting to pop grapes as the ...
DRY JANUARY 2023 Jan 05, 2023 ... Or dry-ish, if you preferDry January has been around for a decade, but the booze-free month (also known as Dry-ish January or Damp January) is trending to be bigger than ever this year. In 2022, about 35% of U.S. adults of legal drinking age participated in Dry January, an uptick from 21% in 2019. And though it’s obviously too early to say who is taking part this time around, research suggests that Gen Z, of all cohorts, are most interested. Not only are more consumers, young and old, getting ...
VEG OUT Oct 26, 2023 ... CAMPUS - One group promoting discussion surrounding vegetarianism’s health benefits is the Plant Futures Initiative, a global movement with 30+ schools across the United States and five countries that collaborates with students to establish plant-centric communities on college campuses. The initiative equips them with the knowledge needed to become ethical leaders and advocates for plants while exposing and educating students to different types of lifestyles and available plant-based food options ...
