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Dr. Deborah Hollimon’s newly released “Educating Children on Death” is a heartfelt story for kids that delves on the subject of loss and grief Share Article “Educating Children on Death” from Christian Faith Publishing author Dr. Deborah Hollimon captures a lovely message about coping with the unexpected pain of losing someone very dear. MEADVILLE, Pa. (PRWEB) March 17, 2021 “Educating Children on Death”: a comforting piece about a kid who lost his grandpa and starts to deal with the sad changes that this loss has ...

Helping children navigate their feelings about our changing climate  The news about climate change can be overwhelming for children. Ever wondered how to talk to them about the changing climate in a way that makes them feel empowered to help to protect the planet?      To help young pre and early primary school-aged children understand why the world is getting warmer, Save the Children have produced an informative animated video. Using simple language and concepts, the video offers easy-to-understand explanations by kids themselves of the causes of climate change and gives children ideas...

Dozens of protesters gathered outside the Creekside Success Center for the School District 49 Board of Education meeting on Feb. 11. The protest was organized by the Empowerment Solidarity Network

IPS Correspondent Jamila Akweley Okertchiri speaks to Education Cannot Wait (ECW) Director YASMINE SHERIF about the new multi-year programme that aims to provide education to over 800,000 children and adolescents in crisis-affected areas in Burkina Faso Education Cannot Wait (ECW) Director Yasmine Sherif speaks to crisis-affected children in Burkina Faso. ECW has launched a multi-year programme in the country, providing $11 million in funding, but a further $48 million is needed. Courtesy: Education Cannot Wait (ECW) ACCRA, Jan 22 2021 (IPS) - Education Cannot Wait (ECW) – the first globa...

Jake Soberal Downtown Partnership’s City Center Series returns Jan. 20 for its sixth year, featuring national thought leaders in urbanism, innovation, equity and design.  For the first time, the series is free to attend, will be presented virtually and will include local experts responding to each speaker.  Sponsored by Colorado Springs Health Foundation, the 2021 series emphasizes how resiliency, equity and creative placemaking build a better city for all. “These speakers will inform and inspire the way we talk about the changing face of Colorado Springs,” said Claire...