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Prakash Kashwan’s profile on The Conversation

A Closer Look at Less Lethal Weapons - Vimarsana News

A Closer Look at Less Lethal Weapons

A Closer Look at Less Lethal Weapons. Join the Pulitzer Center and grantee Wil Sands for a conversation on less lethal weapons, from production and regulation to the use in U.S. law enforcement. This webinar is on Thursday, March 3, 2022, at 1:00pm EST. Nonprofit grant writer LaToya Ratlieff and Neil Corney, research associate at the Omega Research Foundation, will join the conversation. In his Pulitzer Center-supported project, Less Lethal Weapons Brought into Focus, Sands reported on the effects of less lethal weapons (LLW). Advocates for these weapons argue LLWs offer police an alternative ...

Ohio University Foundation Board of Trustees recommends sale of Russ Research Center - Vimarsana News

Ohio University Foundation Board of Trustees recommends sale of Russ Research Center

The Ohio University Foundation Board of Trustees is recommending to the Russ Research Center (RRC) LLC board that the Russ Research Center at Beavercreek, Ohio, be made available for sale.

Source: ohio.edu
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Who Gets To Save the World? - The Wire Science

As the effects of the climate crisis intensify, some of the solutions offered seem to be largely beneficial to those responsible for the problem.

Georgia: Initiative of families of missing people, memorial to be inaugurated in Tbilisi - Vimarsana News

Georgia: Initiative of families of missing people, memorial to be inaugurated in Tbilisi

Georgia: Initiative of families of missing people, memorial to be inaugurated in Tbilisi Over 2,300 people, both civilians and military personnel, are still missing in Georgia since the armed conflicts of 1990s and August 2008. Meanwhile, their families have been spending years in uncertainty about what happened to their loved ones. Article 15 March 2021 Georgia As part of a humanitarian effort to search for the missing, several burial sites were excavated throughout the region over the last decade, the remains of hundreds of people were recovered and nearly 200 families were given clarity ...

Source: icrc.org