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Massachusetts proposes Physician Pathway Act to ease doctor shortages, aid internationally trained medics - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts proposes Physician Pathway Act to ease doctor shortages, aid internationally trained medics

When she fled to the United States amid Haiti’s political turmoil, Dr. Marie Jacques envisioned continuing her work. However, upon claiming asylum in 2019, she encountered the harsh realities of

Advocates Say Vermont's Abortion Amendment Can Serve as Model - Vimarsana News

Advocates Say Vermont's Abortion Amendment Can Serve as Model

Some of the advocates who worked to pass Proposition 5, the abortion rights amendment to the Vermont Constitution, are turning their attention now to helping...

Ben & Jerry's Celebrates the Power of Black Voters with Rebrand of Change is Brewing Flavor - Vimarsana News

Ben & Jerry's Celebrates the Power of Black Voters with Rebrand of Change is Brewing Flavor

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, on National Voter Registration Day, Ben & Jerry's, alongside Black Voters Matter, is unveiling a sweet new look and mission to their...

Lawmaker debates students about Black History Month - Vimarsana News

Lawmaker debates students about Black History Month

If Vermont Rep. Hal Colston had his way, there would be no Black History Month in America, and the Black lawmaker will argue his beliefs in a debate against the

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HU students put on community dialogue about racism - Vimarsana News

HU students put on community dialogue about racism

HU students put on community dialogue about racism th-graders Sophie Krotinger and Maia George. “I want to acknowledge the limitations of talking about race, responsibility and privilege, as our class at Harwood and our community certainly is predominantly white and middle class. But, we want to begin this conversation,” said Kathy Cadwell as she welcomed everyone. She then read the prompt: “What should students, teachers and community members do to acknowledge and confront individual and systemic racism in our schools and community?” Sophie Krotinger and Maia George then said a f...