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'That's What Teens Say' launches in Bloomington-Normal - Vimarsana News

'That's What Teens Say' launches in Bloomington-Normal

The She Said Project recently launched a new program for local teen girls ages 13-18 in Bloomington-Normal.

Hold Me Back Selects Harvard-Based Project Zero Researchers As First Recipients of Podcast's Grant - Vimarsana News

Hold Me Back Selects Harvard-Based Project Zero Researchers As First Recipients of Podcast's Grant

/PRNewswire/ -- Hold Me Back, a debate-based podcast hosted by a spirited son and father duo, interviewed Harvard Graduate School of Education, Project Zero...

Hold Me Back Selects Harvard-Based Project Zero Researchers As First Recipients of Podcast's Grant - Vimarsana News

Hold Me Back Selects Harvard-Based Project Zero Researchers As First Recipients of Podcast's Grant

/PRNewswire/ -- Hold Me Back, a debate-based podcast hosted by a spirited son and father duo, interviewed Harvard Graduate School of Education, Project Zero...

Summer reading: 18 new books by CT authors - Vimarsana News

Summer reading: 18 new books by CT authors

Whether you’re looking to learn or sink your teeth into a scandalous tale Connecticut authors have you covered. 

CHKD organizes virtual event to help educate parents about dangers online - Vimarsana News

CHKD organizes virtual event to help educate parents about dangers online

CHKD organizes virtual event to help educate parents about dangers online and last updated 2021-01-27 09:12:48-05 HAMPTON ROADS, Va. - Are your kids talking to dangerous people online? Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters has organized a free virtual event for parents Wednesday night to help them understand some of these dangers. Most kids use the internet for school and to communicate with friends and loved ones, and experts say it has an impact on them socially, emotionally and physically. The numbers from the Southeastern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force show a...

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