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The Design and Technology Institute (DTI) has refurbished and retooled the Automotive and Agricultural Mechanization Engineering Department workshop of the Kumasi Technical University (KsTU). The project, which was undertaken at a cost of GH₵325,000, involved the equipping of the workshop with the state-of-the-art tools to help improve the delivery of…

The University of Arkansas – Fort Smith, in association with the Arkansas Citizens’ Climate League, will present The River Valley Green Energy and Education Workshop from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, October 20, 2022, at the UAFS Center for Economic Development in the Bakery District.

A two-day training of trainers workshop on inclusive education dubbed, ‘Stories for Inclusion’, has been held at the Sowa Din Cluster of Schools at Ashaley Botwe in Accra. The ‘Stories for Inclusion’ project, which focuses on making children with disabilities visible, is a partnership between the Niketan Foundation, Biblionef Nederland…

The NSSP, the Sri Lankan section of the Fourth International network (groups linked to the LCR in France), is campaigning to oppose the Sri Lankan government’s military onslaught against the Tamil people. It has launched a statement now signed by thirty FI and other socialist organisations across the world. Workers’ Liberty has signed the statement, and we urge other socialist/revolutionary organisations in Britain to do likewise. For more information, see the NSSP website. Sri Lanka appeal

Cannon County Board of Education Issues PROPOSED Student Zoning Map for 2022-2023 School Year The Cannon County Board of Education would like to announce the issuance of a PROPOSED PRELIMINARY ROUGH DRAFT Zoning Map for the 2022-2023 School Year for informational purposes.  This PROPOSED PRELIMINARY ROUGH DRAFT Zoning Map will…

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4 tales of joyous post-vaccine reunions from around the Seattle area By Megan Burbank, The Seattle Times Published: May 9, 2021, 5:51pm Share: This time last year, COVID-19 retracted social circles almost overnight. Adult children waved to parents in assisted-living facilities through windows. First-time parents brought home newborns without family support. But with the increased availability of vaccines, folks are counting down the days to that first hug and that postponed visi...

by Jasmyne Keimig • Feb 18, 2021 at 3:30 pm Cant wait to hop onto the light rail to go from the Capitol Hill Arts & Cultural District to the Rainier Valley Creative District. BEN HORAKAfua Kouyate, executive director of ADEFUA Cultural Education Workshop, is leading an effort to designate southeast Seattle as a creative district under the states Creative District (CD) program. Having situated her arts organization within the community for over three de...

A pandemic, social unrest and more has amplified the problems that children of color face, especially in schools. The Brookings Institute estimates that two-thirds of minority students still attend schools that are predominantly minority, most of them located in central cities and funded well below those in neighboring suburban districts. The Early Education Workshop: Supporting Black Children — Part 1, led by Hadiyah Miller, and hosted by Eugene Public Library, examines this and advocates f...