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Monash University Monash University has been awarded $8.67 million from the State Government for critical research, the creation of workforce pathways and better legal support for family violence victim-survivors. The Safe and Equal @ Work and Access to Justice programs were announced today by The Hon. Gayle Tierney, Minister for Higher Education, via the State Government’s $350 million Victorian Higher Education State Investment Fund (VHESIF). Monash’s Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Law are the first recipients of funding from VHESIF at Monash, for the two complementary outputs. The Facu...
May 14, 2021 Andi Barness-Rubin demonstrates the Cart Safe liner she developed last year to limit shoppers’ contact with unsanitized shopping carts. (Photo by Kelly Richmond/Cronkite News) Both Cart Safe products offer room for children to stick their feet through the opening and are large enough to fit oversize carts at big box stores. (Photo by Kelly Richmond/Cronkite News) Cart Safe offers a plastic recyclable cover, which can be disposed of after each use, and a washable, fabric version that can be reused. (Photo by Kelly Richmond/Cronkite News) For Andi Barness-Rubin, the COVID-19 pand...
Cart Safe Washable Cart Safe launched the first ever recyclable shopping cart liner in August 2020, and today is proud to announce its new washable version. The cover protects the inside of the cart, the outside of the cart, the handle and even the child seat area, and will fit carts both big and small. Dr. Charles Gerba, a Microbiologist of the University of Arizona, conducted a study on shopping carts which showed that of the 85 random carts tested, 50% carried E. Coli and 72% contained coliform bacteria, which suggested that there was fecal material on the carts. Until now, shoppers have...