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June 6, 2024
A New York college will launch a program in 2025 to teach "gender-diverse individuals" how to sneeze, cough and change their voices to "match their identities."
February 21, 2024
“Celebrating French Music, the History Makers, the History Changers,” a program highlighting the lives, music, and struggle for freedom of trailblazing French women composers who have been forgotten in history, presented by The Franco-American Collection at the University of Southern Maine, in collaboration with the Franco Center, and the University of Southern Maine’s Osher School […]
May 6, 2023
The San Joaquin Council of Governments' One Voice Advocacy Program is spearheading the trip from May 6 to May 11.
August 12, 2022
Support the inaugural Sisters In Sports (SIS) Champions Celebration Event and Fundraiser on August 25, supporting women through mentorship.
July 5, 2022
From the best people on the planet - Wendy Fournier and the kitchen table team at National Autism Association. NAA has never stopped finding ways to directly help families cope with and yes, thrive despite the challenges of autism for...
March 11, 2022
THIS IS FANTASTIC! Thank you NAA, always fighting for families. XOX Click National Autism Association Give A Voice Program ### The intent of NAA’s Give A Voice program is to provide the opportunity for meaningful, effective communication to individuals with...
March 17, 2021
Thought LeadersDr. Seth Friedman, Manager, Innovation Imaging and Simulation Modeling Dr. Kaalan Johnson, Surgical Director, Aerodigestive ProgramSeattle Childrens Hospital AZoM speaks with Dr. Kaalan Johnson and Dr. Seth Friedman from Seattle Childrens Hospital. 3D printing has many uses at the hospital, from training purposes, to use in surgery, to aiding explanations of procedures to patients and their families. Can you give our readers more information about how 3D printing is implem...
February 18, 2021
Isabel Bayrakdarian Let’s say you’ve been stuck in the house for, oh, nearly a year. The walls are closing in, and you’re pretty sure another Zoom meeting will make your head explode. What’s a pandemic hermit to do? One word: Mozart. Yes, you need Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to soothe and cheer your weary soul. And you’re in luck. UC Santa Barbara’s Department of Music will present a virtual performance of “Don Giovanni,” at 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 26. The two-act opera is free and ava...
January 29, 2021
Housing and Development Newsletter “Directing this opera during the pandemic — and presenting it virtually — posed many challenges, but it also offered the rare chance to assign the dual roles of Don Giovanni and Leporello to the same singer, thus alluding to the notion that the servant and his master are alter-egos, opposite sides of the same person,” she said. “This opera has a timeless quality, and it’s a great psychological thriller. "Having sung the role of Zerlina in countless...
March 1, 2017
About is he is going to stick to a deportation policy thats aggressive in part because it satisfies his voters who really enjoy seeing him enact some kind of aggressive policy of domination. thats what voice is all about. >> voice was proposed tonight, some of the actual content news out of the speech, where the president says that what he wants to do is track crime in a very different way. heres president trump on this idea of creating this voice program. i have ordered the department of home...