Disease Is Not Just Physical
How understanding the social, psychological, and emotional experience of psoriasis is fueling the pharmaceutical industry.
Are Teens Really Plugged-In? They Just Text A Lot
There’s a lot of talk about teens being “digital natives.” But for teens technology is just another way to maximize their social connections.
Popularity-Seeking Teens Pursue The Cult Of Celebrity On DKBN
The hottest media trend in the last few years has been the explosion of hyperlocal content as it has become clear that the masses cared most about themselves and their surroundings.
What Kind Of Media Do Teens Like And Why?
For media companies, creating compelling content demands a lot more subtlety than promoting products. To engage teens, they have to understand the way they respond to the world.
Are Women Stuck In A Men’s Club In China?
ReD explores the culture around Chinese business banquets from a career-driven woman’s perspective.
Good Students Don't Do What They Are Told
The traditional providers of classroom teaching tools are failing to create the exciting atmosphere and empowering relationships teachers aspire to achieve.
Danish and Egyptian Cultural Institute - What does it mean to be ‘Egyptian’?
A nonprofit cultural institute approached ReD with a immersive research project to understand the value systems of everyday Egyptians.
Making Human Biases Work in Favor of Sustainability
Here are five biases that complicate consumers’ adoption of environmentally friendly solutions.
Quartz: We're Ruining Our Kids With Minecraft - The Case For Unstructured Play
A ReD study finds that offering kids more opportunities for unstructured play is healthy.
Function And Change In China: Reviving Mauss’ “Total Social Fact” To Gain Knowledge Of Changing Markets
This case study of alcohol in China revives Mauss’s concept of the total social fact as a means of understanding new markets.