WaterFund receives prestigious UN award for excellence in public service
For the second year in a row, WaterFund is the recipient of the prestigious 2021 United Nations Public Service Awards (UNPSA).
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For the second year in a row, WaterFund is the recipient of the prestigious 2021 United Nations Public Service Awards (UNPSA).
The Water Sector Trust Fund (WaterFund) has won the 2021 UN Public Service Awards for the second year running for innovation and excellence in public services.
The new director of Broward County Animal Care Division writes of the successes at the shelter and the work that still needs to be done.
Oregon lawmakers of color unveil 2021 agenda January 14 2021 A record number of 12 this session offer 40 bills to 'write a new chapter in history.' Lawmakers from Oregon's racial and ethnic minorities have laid out their agenda for a session that reflects their record numbers in the state Legislature. The agenda announced by the Black, Indigenous, People of Color Caucus consists of 40 bills covering policing and criminal justice, economic opportunity, education, health care, human services and housing, tax issues and the political process. The 2021 Legislature has 12 members of c...
Adventist Schools, COVID-19, and the Big Government Bailout: Is the Funding in Jeopardy? Written by: print journal. It appears here in its entirety. For two years, schools in the Chesapeake Conference of Seventh-day Adventists received scholarship funds from the state of Maryland for low-income students. The funding, administered through the Broadening Options and Opportunities for Students Today (BOOST) voucher program, helped disadvantaged families afford a private school education. However, in 2019, the state launched an investigation into the written policies of private schools that r...