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Valerie Rochester announced as new Chief Health Equity Officer at CHC: Creating Healthier Communities Share Article Rochester brings over 25 years in public health and human services with a focus on outcomes and impacting communities of color “I look forward to working with this team to build out strategies that will help move the needle toward achieving health justice and equity in our communities.” ALEXANDRIA, Va. (PRWEB) May...

MacDonald promoted to Chief Program Officer, Housing and Supportive Services at Crossroads Rhode Island John F. MacDonald John F. MacDonald, MSW, LCSW, will serve as Chief Program Officer, Housing and Supportive Services for Crossroads Rhode Island where he will help the organization provide people with permanent housing and access to ongoing support. John has worked for Crossroads for nine years, most recently as Vice President for Adult Services. Crossroads strives to help homeless or at-risk...

German MTU, French Safran & Spanish ITP Aero Agree to Cooperate on European Next-Gen Fighter Engine Our Bureau 807 Next-Generation Fighter illustration. Germany’s MTU Aero Engines, France’s Safran Aircraft Engines, and Spain’s ITP Aero on Thursday agreed to build an engine to power the Next-Generation Fighter (NGF), which is a core element of FCAS (Future Combat Air System). Until the three companies develop a new engine for the NGF, it will be powered by M88 engines that powers Rafale ...

/PRNewswire/ -- The newly launched Justice40 Accelerator will support communities on the front lines of the climate crisis in accessing federal funding flowing...

KSAT Community to host virtual Child Abuse Awareness Town Hall April 28 at 2 p.m. In 2020, Bexar County reported 5,499 confirmed victims of child abuse and neglect, according to officials Published:  Updated:  Tags:  SAN ANTONIO – With the increase in unemployment and domestic violence and more families facing poverty due to COVID-19, there is a potential for an increase in child abuse and neglect in our community. To help prevent child abuse during COVID-19, KSAT12 will be airing a KSAT ...

NEXT Canada appoints Kyle Winters as CEO News provided by Share this article Share this article TORONTO, April 20, 2021 /CNW/ - Kyle Winters, currently Chief Advancement Officer at NEXT Canada, has been appointed as the organizations Chief Executive Officer, effective June 1.  Kyle joined NEXT in 2019 as the Chief Development Officer and progressed to Chief Advancement Officer in 2020. In these roles, he led a high performing fundraising team, and successfully cultivated new donors and corpor...

17,000 DECA Members Prepare for College and Careers During International Virtual Conference Marcus Lemonis of CNBCs "The Profit" to deliver keynote discussion News provided by Share this article Share this article RESTON, Va., April 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The DECA International Career Development Conference kicks off its core week in a virtual format on April 19 at www.decaicdc.org. More than 17,000 DECA members registered to participate, with all 146,000 members invited to join, an added be...

Hope Enterprise Corporation/Hope Credit Union (HOPE) has announced the hire of Charles Myart as Senior Vice President and Chief Credit Officer. An industry leader with a background spanning more than two decades in the financial service, banking, and economic development sectors, Myart will provide strategic direction to HOPE’s commercial credit and loan servicing teams supporting affordable housing, community facility development and small to medium business enterprise finance. “Char...

WWF Beijing, China – An annual consumer survey of the elephant ivory trade in China finds that demand for ivory continues to decrease since the country banned domestic trade in 2017 and is now less than half of pre-ban levels. Just 18 percent of consumers surveyed intend to purchase ivory in the future, a significant drop from 43 percent pre-ban. World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and research organization GlobeScan, have conducted the largest consumer survey about the elephant ivory trade in China-2,...

8 March 2021 – Ten million additional child marriages may occur before the end of the decade, threatening years of progress in reducing the practice, according to a new analysis released by UNICEF today. COVID-19: A threat to progress against child marriage – released on International Women’s Day – warns that school closures, economic stress, service disruptions, pregnancy, and parental deaths due to the pandemic are putting the most vulnerable girls at increased risk of child marriag...