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National Campaign Promotes Mental Health for Middle Schoolers with New Music from KAMAUU, Tobe Nwigwe, Lauren Jauregui, Empress Of "Sound It Out," created by the Ad Council and Pivotal Ventures, offers free resources that use the power of music to help parents and caregivers start conversations around emotional wellbeing with their children News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, April 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- When your child can't find the words, help them find the lyrics. Today, the national Sound It Out campaign launches with a new album and resources to help par...

Maryland Director The Chesapeake Climate Action Network is seeking a talented advocate and manager to lead our work in Maryland toward an equitable, clean, and resilient climate future Is this for you? If you’re an experienced and skilled change-maker seeking a chance to make a big difference on climate change, this could be the job for you. CCAN has been called the “best regional climate change organization in the world” by renowned climate activist and author Bill McKibben. We work on the doorstep of the nation’s capital and we help influence both state and national climate policy. ...

/PRNewswire/ -- PatientPoint®, the nation's leading innovator of tech-enabled patient engagement solutions across the entire patient care journey, today...

Amplifier launches #Vaccinated, global public art campaign to spread accurate COVID-19 vaccine information Yusuf Wahyudi, Vaccines For All. SEATTLE, WA .- The nonprofit art lab Amplifier and The Vaccine Confidence Project & Team Halo, a coalition of scientists and public health officials, announce a new Global Open Call for Art, “#Vaccinated,” in support of the urgent and rapidly developing COVID-19 vaccination efforts happening around the world. With guidance from top public health officials, the organizations will select artworks to be part of a widespread public art campaign, launching ...

By TAPINTO MILLBURN/SHORT HILLS STAFF January 13, 2021 at 1:00 AM Credits: Nancy Wolf January 13, 2021 at 1:00 AM MILLBURN, NJ — A pair of local Millburn teens have been accepted as candidates in a Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) campaign, for their work in fundraising toward a cure for those specific cancers. Siblings Connor and Julia Davisson from Millburn High School are now in the LLS Students of the Year campaign. Beginning in 2014 as a mass fundraising effort, Students of the Year is a national seven-week challenge through which high school student leaders raise funds and aware...