A Mental Health Tool to Soothe Anxiety: Calm Strips Launches New Circle Sensory Adhesives
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Stylish but discrete textured sensory adhesives that reduce fidgeting, regulate restless energy, and increase focus
Calm Strips Circles can discreetly be placed on your laptop, phone, notebooks, computer mouse, phone holders, and more.
Now and in the future, the Calm Strips commitment is always on customer service. NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (PRWEB) May 11, 2021
Calm Strips has launched its new line of circle textured sensory adhesives made from a thin but extremely hardy and durable vinyl. These sensory adhesives may look like an ordinary sticker, but were crafted to help soothe anxiety and fidgeting by grounding an individual in a calming scene and using a rough, but soft, surface as a stimulus.
Steven Greenhut
May 07, 2021 8:00 PM ET
Now that public schools finally are moving toward a return to classroom learning, teachers unions are getting more demanding. As The Sacramento Bee reported, school employees are seeking extra pay, safety measures, and child care assistance to offset the challenges imposed by the coronavirus pandemic. The extra challenges are the ones faced by school employees, not the schools supposed customers.
I ve been reading teachers union statements and it s hard to see where the disputed Shanker quotation got anything wrong. As millions of working families…have been forced to leave home for work and scramble to find childcare throughout the pandemic, it s become more clear than ever that we as a society must do more to provide affordable childcare options for families with children too young for school, said a United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA) statement.
California Governor Gavin Newsom on Wednesday urged all schools in the state to prepare for reopening by next fall when the new academic year begins.
About six million students from California are currently out of school, according to a report from EdSource. The report further noted that school districts are struggling to provide these students with distance learning.
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Gavin Newsom made a similar pronouncement earlier in the week, according to a KCRA report. He said that he sees no barriers to getting children back into schools now, as California s COVID-19 cases continue to drop and more residents are getting vaccinated.
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Assemblywoman Sydney Kamlager (D-Baldwin Hills) is on a crusade: to ensure prisoners can refuse work. She hopes to do this by changing the language in the California Constitution.
“As it currently reads, the Constitution of California prohibits slavery and involuntary servitude ‘except to punish crime,’” she said. “The California Abolition Act would remove such conditional language, abolishing slavery and involuntary servitude without exception.”
In January, Kamlager introduced ACA 3 to the Assembly. The bill is co-sponsored by Assemblyman Ash Kalra (D-San Jose), who is also the Chair of the Assembly Committee on Labor and Employment.
From a press release:
“California’s incarcerated people have no practical ability to refuse to work. For example, Samual Nathaniel Brown, the original author of ACA 3 and a person incarcerated at California State Prison, Los Angeles County, has had to sanitize the cells of incarcerated people infected with COVID-19 with insu
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