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Hundreds of parents hoping to “take back” public education ran for school board seats in the midterms. What’s the actual job that awaits those who win?

In response to a rash of school shooting threats at Maine schools this week, the Maine Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports Team led by faculty and staff at the University of Maine College of Education and Human Development collected resources for supporting schools during and after a crisis, which were published by the Maine Department […]

As part of efforts to ensure sustainable access for the people of West Africa to clean energy and electricity, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), in partnership with the European Union, has launched a scholarship programme to build the capacity of young professionals in the West African energy…

A Center for Public Integrity analysis of education data suggests roughly 300,000 homeless students entitled to essential rights have slipped through the cracks.

Scientists from Oregon State University have developed a method for creating magnetic nanoparticles that heat up more quickly than any other nanoparticle before, enhancing their capacity to fight cancer.

The Social Affairs Ministry has dispatched a psychosocial support team to assist students of an elementary school in Gunung Kidul, Yogyakarta, whose roof ...

Where does bullying happen? Everywhere! For children and adolescents, it can happen at school, at home, with friends and online. The internet has given even more power to those that want to bully others, as there are few repercussions for these aggressive behaviors. It can cause major distress and feelings of powerlessness for victims.

Onyebuchi Chris Ifediora, OCI Foundation Bags Most Impactful NGO of The Year https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GcURXnuoJ0 Anti cancer advocacy group, Onyebuchi Chris Ifediora, OCI Foundation has been honoured with the highly coveted award of the Most Impactful non-governmental organisation of the year at the just concluded Prestigious Hall Of Fame Award. The third edition of the award was…

Pine Bluff artist Kimiara Johnson is having another good year.

Since mid-June of 2022, people in Pakistan have been dealing with historic flooding as a result of climate change. According to UNICEF, as of early October, 33 million people were displaced by the floods. The World Bank estimated that the flooding has killed 1,739 and caused around $40 billion in damages. Those currently in the