meaning-making

Just as childbearing is meaning-making, so is the inverse: Not having children, or having fewer, can be an expression of women’s unprecedented abilities to find meaning and purpose outside of motherhood.

Americans are hungry for a shift in our consciousness toward more communitarian solidarity and meaning-making.

It’s also a product of the American people organizing to advance the vision of constitutional protection from below — another more inclusive sense of meaning-making.

Facts and information always require interpretation and “meaning-making” in order to be understood and used in political decision-making.

The scholars said future research should explore this "outsourced meaning-making process" with larger samples of posts, and on other popular platforms such as Instagram and X, formerly known as Twitter.