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We'll talk about the challenges faced by the fastest-growing student population at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools: Latinos. Many are struggling and the pandemic has made it worse. We go inside WFAE's Breaking Barriers series.

UND celebrates spiritual diversity during annual Interfaith Week

When Jesus lived out His ministry on earth, He purposefully sought out those who were on the fringes of society, the ones cast as lost causes and less-than. Jesus met them where they were and elevated them in His love.

Gender Equality and Development  #AccelerateEquality It is increasingly clear that gender-unequal social norms prevent women from becoming equal citizens, leaders, and agents of change. Such social norms prevent women from seeking wage employment outside the household, aspiring to jobs in male-dominated occupations and sectors, and avoiding early marriage and childbearing so that they can complete their education.

People gathered at a Burger King restaurant on Milwaukee's north side Wednesday, calling on corporations to protect their workers from violence.

A church in Boise, Idaho replaced a stained glass window featuring former Confederate leader Robert E Lee in place of Leontine Kelly, the countrys first female black Methodist bishop

THE Bolton Lions are urgently appealing for cash donations to ensure EVERY child across Bolton gets Christmas presents.

Genome editing is one of the new breeding techniques that allow scientists to improve the characteristics of living organisms, including plants, animals, and bacteria. The technologies used for genome editing work like scissors, cutting the DNA in a specific location, then remove, add, or replace kn

ISAAA, in partnership with the Philippine Department of Agriculture Biotechnology Program Office and Biotech Coalition of the Philippines, will be launching its latest publication titled Breaking Barriers with Breeding: A Primer on New Breeding Innovations for Food Security on December 13, 2021 at 10 AM GMT+8 via Zoom.

'They have challenges for sure, but they’re still people'