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St Werburgh's City Farm opens its green spaces to the public for free - Vimarsana News

St Werburgh's City Farm opens its green spaces to the public for free

'Super Saturdays' is part of the farm's goal to make its sites more accessible

COVID-19 Vaccine - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 Vaccine

The AAFP has created a COVID-19 vaccine hub for members to follow the latest developments, prepare their practices, and talk with patients.

Source: aafp.org
Discussing Equity, Inclusion and Harmful Legislative Barriers with Corinne Goodwin and Chloe Cole-Wilson - Vimarsana News

Discussing Equity, Inclusion and Harmful Legislative Barriers with Corinne Goodwin and Chloe Cole-Wilson

New Q:LV Host Justan Parker Fields speaks with Corinne Goodwin from the Eastern PA Trans Equity Project and Chloe Cole-Wilson from Project Silk about the importance of equity and inclusion for transgender people, as well as the harmful barriers posed by legislation being proposed or passed in Pennsylvania and across the country.

Source: wdiy.org
In photos: KSUT at the NPR Regional Conference in Denver - Vimarsana News

In photos: KSUT at the NPR Regional Conference in Denver

Selected glances from the annual meetup.

Source: ksut.org
WBFO Survey: What does racism looks like in greater Buffalo ? - Vimarsana News

WBFO Survey: What does racism looks like in greater Buffalo ?

As part of a broad survey of over 130 Black and Brown community leaders in Buffalo, we asked how often they felt they were discriminated against, and if they could share a sense of what that was like. Read their comments inside.This is a special 2-part report. Thursday we look at possible solutions and where they should come from.

Source: wbfo.org