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Leveling the technological playing field with Apple - Vimarsana News

Leveling the technological playing field with Apple

At the University of Kentucky, recent data suggests that 25% of students' families' average annual income is about $25,000. We also know that students’ persistence is impacted by health and wellness, financial stability, academic preparation and belonging. With that information, UK administrators asked themselves what strategies could help set students up for success, no matter their background as soon as they set foot on campus. Enter Apple.  

Source: uky.edu
University of Kentucky's Smart Campus initiative revolutionizes education with Apple technology - Vimarsana News

University of Kentucky's Smart Campus initiative revolutionizes education with Apple technology

University of Kentucky's Smart Campus initiative revolutionizes education with Apple technology - OPP.Today

Source: opp.today
Vending machine at LMDC provides free Narcan to released inmates - Vimarsana News

Vending machine at LMDC provides free Narcan to released inmates

A vending machine is in the jail exit lobby.

Source: wlky.com
Louisville jail installed a naloxone vending machine, and why it matters - Vimarsana News

Louisville jail installed a naloxone vending machine, and why it matters

LOUISVILLE — In the two weeks after leaving jail, a person’s risk of overdosing from opioids is much higher.

Louisville jail installed a naloxone vending machine. Why it matters. - Vimarsana News

Louisville jail installed a naloxone vending machine. Why it matters.

Researchers hope other Kentucky jails will join Louisville in distributing naloxone to exiting prisoners and employing other harm reduction practices.