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February 2, 2023
Contact: Christie Beveridge Howell, christie@upforlearning.org WINOOSKI, VT – On the morning of Wednesday, January 18th, newly sworn-in US Representative Becca Balint visited Winooski to meet with students and take a tour of the city’s renovated school. UP for Learning Youth Facilitators, and members of Winooski’s Antiracism Steering Committee Auishma Pradhan and Mea Ree Jan, took part in an extended conversation with Balint, sharing their experiences, and learning about Balint’s road to...
February 11, 2022
Whats Happening Feb. 11-20, 2022: Outdoor concert, public history series, reading challenge and bird walks on tap.
August 20, 2021
The Southside chapter of Virginias trauma-informed community network is one of 26 localities slated to receive a portion of a $1 million from state
May 10, 2021
RSS Feeds: Shocking Disparities Galvanize Maryland’s Child Advocacy Community; Advocates for Children and Youth Host Summit to Focus on Advancing Equity With COVID-19 highlighting or exacerbating disparities, there are organizations and community members working to advance equity for all young people with bold, innovative solutions. This virtual Summit, featuring Chef Jeff Henderson award-winning chef and founder of the Chef Jeff Project, gives attendees a view into this transformational work...
January 20, 2021
10 Inauguration Day AM Reads January 20, 2021 6:30am by Barry Ritholtz Its finally here: Inauguration day! Kick off the new presidency with our morning reads: • Biden Should… What’s one surprising thing Biden should do as president? 14 wonks and journalists from left, right and center to offer creative ideas for the next president — not necessarily the obvious policy measures at the forefront of political discussion. Plus: 7 artists illustr...
January 15, 2021
We asked writers from left, right and center to offer creative ideas for the next president — not necessarily the obvious policy measures at the forefront of political discussion. Plus: 7 artists illustrate their own proposals.