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BRISBANE, Australia — The Australian state Queensland government will redirect AU$ 100 million ($78.4 million) in emergency funding from the health budget to increase capacity in the state’s struggling public hospitals. Surging demand for beds has [...]
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Source: The Wilmington Journal
Solano County Community Foundation | Post News Group
The organization provides funding to help with disasters, holidays, social justice and equity issues, as well as Covid-19 response grants. The post Solano County Community Foundation first appeared on Post News Group.
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School system completes assessments; plans summer school for credit recovery and enhancement
The Greene County Board of Education held its regular meeting Monday, May 17, 2021 in the Board’s Central Office, observing coronavirus precautions. Superintendent Dr. Corey Jones opened his report to the board stating that all assessments have been completed, including Pre-ACT, ACT Work
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Source: Greene County Democrat | Serving Greene County Like No Other Newspaper
COMMENTARY: Diane Ragsdale, A Life of Service (Part II) | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE — In several lengthy conversations with Ragsdale over a few days, we discussed many highlights of her life: her youth; parents and family; entering public service as an activist and community organizer; proud moments and frustrations involved; why she is retiring now and that her
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Students, Community Organizations Ask Judge to Order Mental Health Services, Internet Access | Post News Group
Arguing that appropriating billions of dollars alone will not ensure action, community organizations and parents from Los Angeles and Oakland are asking an Alameda County Superior Court judge to order the state to immediately provide computers and internet access and address the mental health needs
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Purdue Northwest to host second annual Environmental Science summer camp | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Purdue University Northwest (PNW) will host its second Environmental Science summer camp from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. CDT June 28 to July 2. Open to rising high school students, the camp will again take students into the field with visits to Gabis Arboretum at Purdue Northwest, the Munster landfill, loc
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More than worth the investment: Atlanta Tech receives state funding for Center for Transportation and Logistics | The Atlanta Voice
The Georgia state budget for fiscal year 2022 has been signed and with that will come billions of dollars in funding for education. Along with the funding that is earmarked for public schools, millions will also be funneled towards higher education, particularly to the Technical College System of
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Source: The Atlanta Voice
Nina King Becomes Duke’s First Black Woman Athletic Director
Nina E. King is the first Black woman to work as Duke University's athletic director, succeeding the recently retired Kevin White.
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Seattle Public Schools “Fully Expect” A Return To In-person Learning In The Fall - The Seattle Medium
“Getting our students back into class is the single best thing we can do for their education and social-emotional health,” said Jones, who began his appointment as interim superintendent on May 1. “Fortunately for all of us, the pandemic is slowing and access to vaccinations continues to grow so we
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AMEZU Mute on Academic Fraud Findings | Liberian Observer
After consenting to investigate and come up with findings of academic fraud that marred its commencement convocation last April, reliable sources at the African Methodist Episcopal Zion University (AMEZU) have informed the Daily Observer that the University has refused to speak to Kokolu
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Clark Atlanta University partners to create Thomas Dortch Institute | BlackPressUSA
ATLANTA DAILY WORLD - The NCBCP is the longest-serving and largest historically Black-led national civil rights, economic & social justice coalition in our nation and has a historic reach in the South, where active and robust state-based affiliates are building and maintaining Black political
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Marvel City Bingo, latest bingo facility licensed by Sheriff Benison Bingo gaming distributes $600,948.87 for month of April
On Monday, May 24, 2021, Greene County Sheriff’s Department issued a listing of the distributions for April, 2021, totaling $600,948.87 from four bingo gaming facilities, including Marvel City Bingo, the latest facility licensed by Greene County Sheriff Jonathan Benison. The April distribution
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Phylicia Rashad Named Dean of Fine Arts at Howard University - The Washington Informer
Renowned actress and Howard University alumna Phylicia Rashad has been named dean of the school's recently reestablished College of Fine Arts, according to Howard President Wayne
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COMMENTARY: Black physicians discuss benefits of medical marijuana | BlackPressUSA
FLORIDA COURIER - “Many women’s health conditions have multi-factorial components, including mood, pain, difficulty sleeping and hormone imbalance. The capacity of cannabis to act as an anti-inflammatory agent, a muscle relaxant, a mood enhancer, a sleep remedy, and a pain reliever, all at the
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Seed Bank Future-Proofs Australian Species – The Wilmington Journal
CANBERRA, Australia — Seeds of native plants ravaged in the devastating Black Summer bushfires will be stored in the safety of a new seed bank. Plans are underway for the AU$7.2 million ($5.5 million) seed bank, [...]
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UL Lecturer Publishes Book on the Effect of Diplomacy | Liberian Observer
… Liberia, U.S., China’s Triangular Relations A new skyline of practical intellectualism that enlightens the academic space wherein home-grown educators-men and women of letters, are intensifying the production of genuine and unique reading materials through the publication of high-pitch research
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Morris Brown to offer eSports and STEAM Careers | Atlanta Daily World
Pharaoh’s Conclave and DoorDash Break Digital Barriers at Morris Brown College to Engage Minority Youth in eSports and STEAM Careers. “We’re creating opportunities for the next generation,” said Erich Thomas Pharaoh’s Conclave Co-Founder. DoorDash teams up with Atlanta-based eSports company
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DSU Cancels $700,000 In Student Debt For More Than 220 Students
Delaware State University will cancel $730,655 in student loan debt for more than 220 graduates who have been hurt by the coronavirus pandemic.
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J. Luke Wood Discusses Schools, Suspensions & Our Black Children | BlackPressUSA
VOICE AND VIEWPOINT - In Montgomery Middle, they suspend over 35% of their Black students. Millennial Tech, 30%. Rodriguez Elementary, 27.8%. Roosevelt International, 27.7%. I can give you 30 schools that have at least a 12 percent suspension rate, and that’s not including all the alternative and
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To be equal: Message to Grands: Spend Nine Minutes and 29 Seconds to make a difference - Texas Metro News
“If we can lift Black lives from the margins of society, we can lift all lives.” – USC Law ProfessorJody David Armour By Marc Morial This week, I had the honor of delivering the commencement address at Tennessee State University. Like many historically Black colleges and universities, TSU was born
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Absent from Class: Do you know where your student is? | Education | The Michigan Chronicle
Absent from Class: Do you know where your student is? At the peak of COVID related school closures at least 55.1 million students in 124,000 U.S. public and private schools were transferred to online and remote learning classes. As schools reopen for in-person learning, students in minority and
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PRESS ROOM: Howard University Announces Legendary Actress, Alumna Phylicia Rashad As Dean of the Newly Reestablished College of Fine Arts | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “In this full circle moment, Ms. Phylicia Rashad will take the training and skills that she honed as a student at Howard and exuded in an outstanding performing career, and she will share those pearls of wisdom with the next generation of students in the College of Fine Arts. Her
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‘If I Could’ve Done Cartwheels Across the Stage’: Great-Grandma Earns College Degree at Age 78 [Watch]
Vivian Cunningham, a great-grandmother of three, earned her undergraduate degree in liberal studies at Alabama’s Samford University at 78 years young.
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Imagine Early Childhood Education that prepares every child for success. | New Pittsburgh Courier
Every parent wants what is best for their child, starting from their earliest days. Although all children are different, their development is deeply influenced by family, culture and society. At Pittsburgh Public Schools, we have a long-standing history of providing children from age birth to five
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Movement Afoot To Keep Classics Department At Howard University  – Free Press of Jacksonville
WASHINGTON — As the 2020–21 school year winds down, a band of Howard University students, alumni and professors hopes to reverse its decision to shutter its classics department, possibly by finding funding to endow the [...]
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Chicago Pre-College Science & Engineering Program to host Black Women Scientist Cooperative | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Hosts of BSC Podcast to discuss the Science behind Healthcare (CHICAGO) – Chicago Pre-College Science and Engineering Program (ChiS&E) will host a special ZOOM meeting featuring the founders of the Black Scientist Cooperative (“BSC”).   The members of the all Black women scientist group Drs. Myla
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Education Minister Visits SALCC - St. Lucia Times News
by Herma Demacque The Minister for Education, Innovation, Gender Relations and Sustainable Development, Hon. Dr. Gale Rigobert recently visited the Sir Arthur Lewis Community College (SALCC). She was updated on the current developments, successes and plans of the campus. Dr. Rigobert toured the
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Spelman arts center named after LaTanya Richardson, Samuel L. Jackson
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Teaching Kids to Embrace Diversity - Milwaukee Community Journal
Civil rights activist, poet, and award-winning author Maya Angelou once said, 'It is time for parents to teach our child early on that in diversity there is beauty and there is strength.' She was a firm believer that the world would be a better place if we all learned to work together to achieve
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Corruption: Now education officials in the dock for splurging book money
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