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Older and more farmers: The 54th Parliament by the numbers - Vimarsana News

Older and more farmers: The 54th Parliament by the numbers

The number of Members of Parliament who come from farming backgrounds has risen markedly, while the average age of MPs has bumped up to near 50.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Beyond the Pages: University of Miami's contribution in the fight against book bans - Vimarsana News

Beyond the Pages: University of Miami's contribution in the fight against book bans

With attempts to censor material in public libraries and schools on the rise, University of Miami students and faculty united during this year's Banned Books Week in Richter Library to honor intellectual freedom and the importance of free access to knowledge.“Bans or challenges are primarily about prohibiting access in libraries,” said Lauren Fralinger, co-manager for

Colorado libraries face increasing requests to remove or limit access to books and programming - Vimarsana News

Colorado libraries face increasing requests to remove or limit access to books and programming

So far, though, these attempts to censor library books in Colorado appear to be largely unsuccessful amid backlash by outspoken community members

Colorado libraries face increasing requests to ban books - Vimarsana News

Colorado libraries face increasing requests to ban books

Colorado’s public libraries face a rising number of requests to ban or restrict access to books, programs or displays, mirroring trends across the country as conservative movements target books and programming with LGBTQ and race-related themes.

Colorado libraries face increasing requests to ban books - Vimarsana News

Colorado libraries face increasing requests to ban books

Colorado’s public libraries face a rising number of requests to ban or restrict access to books, programs or displays, mirroring trends across the country as conservative movements target books and programming with LGBTQ and race-related themes.