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A new general education curriculum launched this fall at Carolina and is designed to support students as they engage in their communities and the world.

Cotati City Council Member Elect

PEN America issued the statement below from Karin Deutsch Kariekar, director of Free Expression at Risk programs, calling for the release of Myanmar writer Wai Moe Naing, who was convicted and sentenced by a military court on Aug. 12 to 10 years in prison on multiple charges of “incitement.” 

Better late than never, the recording industry is backing groundbreaking legislation that could limit how music is used as evidence in criminal court.

PEN America, the writers' organisation that fights for freedom of expression for writers and against their persecution made a statement about the Myanmar junta's execution of four pro-democracy activists.

/PRNewswire/ -- Embracing Equity, a national education nonprofit working to ensure every child feels proud of who they are, announced they will bring together...

The publishing house, Lwin Oo Sarpay, was shuttered by Myanmar's junta reportedly for distributing a book from a Bloomsbury imprint.

Fashion designer Hermès’ lawsuit against an artist centring on non-fungible tokens should be tested against a precedent set by a landmark ruling handed down more than two decades ago, according to a US federal judge.

“I knew I had a chance, and had to work for the opportunity,” Oziel Briones said.

Take Back the Arts hosted at the Rochester Art Center on May 1st and students from John Marshall High School, Century High School, and Mayo High School will be performing.