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Virginia sheriff departments asked to contribute excess gear to Israel - Vimarsana News

Virginia sheriff departments asked to contribute excess gear to Israel

(The Center Square) — Attorney General Jason Miyares has enlisted the help of the commonwealth’s 123 sheriff’s departments by asking for expired or surplus gear that can be donated to

UN: Key social sectors to raise their voices for SDG Mobilization Day - Vimarsana News

UN: Key social sectors to raise their voices for SDG Mobilization Day

United Nations, Sep 16 (Prensa Latina) The SDG Mobilization Day on Saturday calls on all key social sectors to join their voices a few days before the Summit dedicated to these goals.

Education Summit, Ukraine, Haiti & other topics - Daily Press Briefing | United Nations UN Audiovisual Library - Vimarsana News

Education Summit, Ukraine, Haiti & other topics - Daily Press Briefing | United Nations UN Audiovisual Library

Noon briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.

Dubai Cares' vision for global education transformation takes center stage at 77th United Nations General Assembly and Transforming Education Summit - Vimarsana News

Dubai Cares' vision for global education transformation takes center stage at 77th United Nations General Assembly and Transforming Education Summit

• High-level session at UN Transforming Education Summit witnessed the launch of the “Rewiring Education for People and Planet” report that offers six win-win solutions to rewire the thinking, acting and doing around education 

'In a few years, two out of three people won't be able to read this headline,' warns UN deputy SG - Vimarsana News

'In a few years, two out of three people won't be able to read this headline,' warns UN deputy SG

NEW YORK: With an estimated 64.3 percent of children globally unable to read and understand simple text, the UN’s Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed warned journalists that ”in a few years two out of three people wont be able to read your stories.” The warning came during a UN press briefing on Thursday regarding the upcoming Transforming Education Summit with Special