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How 10 million high-risk Americans are coping with the pandemic - Vimarsana News

How 10 million high-risk Americans are coping with the pandemic

Amid her own health crisis, a photographer sought to portray those most vulnerable to COVID-19—and understand how they’ve managed.

Roscommon Herald — Global recognition for young Roscommon nurse - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — Global recognition for young Roscommon nurse

A young Roscommon woman has been recognised on a global and national scale based for her academic achievements. Rachel Flanagan from Steil, Tulsk…

For Chinese Orphan with a Disability, Life in the U.S. Brought the Strength to Help a Friend Left Behind - Vimarsana News

For Chinese Orphan with a Disability, Life in the U.S. Brought the Strength to Help a Friend Left Behind

According to my caretakers at the orphanage, Chunchun arrived a few years before I did, when she was a baby. They estimate that I was around three or four years old at the time of my arrival, howling and screaming at the top of my lungs. I had been abandoned by my biological parents a few days earlier, and spent the intervening days on the streets.During the eight or nine

Why We Founded the Harvard Undergraduate Disability Justice Club | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Why We Founded the Harvard Undergraduate Disability Justice Club | Opinion

Why We Founded the Harvard Undergraduate Disability Justice Club | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

The University of Utah receives one of five grants for intersectional studies - Vimarsana News

The University of Utah receives one of five grants for intersectional studies

The School for Cultural and Social Transformation, or Transform includes Ethnic Studies, Gender Studies, Disability Studies, and the Pacific Islands Studies Initiative. It received a $517,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

Source: upr.org