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CARE CONVENES FIRST-EVER VIRTUAL SUMMIT; POWERHOUSE LINEUP INCLUDES HILLARY CLINTON, NANCY PELOSI, STACEY ABRAMS, VALERIE JARRETT, IMAN, BELLAMY YOUNG, MARK GREEN, REP. SUSAN BROOKS (IN-05), AND MORE

June 9, 2020

Atlanta, GA (June 8, 2020) – On June 9, the leading international humanitarian and development organization CARE will host its first-ever Virtual Advocacy Summit. CARE has transformed its annual CARE National Conference, which has been held in Washington, DC for the past 17 years, into a dynamic digital gathering, open to all. Participants can still expect high-caliber

In Ecuador, A Model In How To Protect Indigenous Villages From The Coronavirus

June 7, 2020

Want to get money to the most in need during a pandemic? Don’t count on your government. Do it yourself.

Sparks of hope — why the least exposed coral reefs will determine the future

June 6, 2020

June 8 marks World Oceans Day. Given the unusual circumstances the whole world is facing, it’s easy to understand why celebrating anything would be the last thing on anyone’s mind right now. Let’s be honest, from forest fires to coral bleaching, illegal wildlife trade to global pandemics, the past few months alone have been brutal. Our planet, it seems, has been beset with a string of challenges that are enough to dampen even the strongest spirits. And we’re only halfway through 2020!

Video: Paso Robles class of 2020 receives $228,000 in local scholarships

June 5, 2020

Thursday night, in replacement of the traditional scholarship night typically hosted by Paso Robles High School at the Gil Asa Gym, a virtual scholarship night video was sent out to our community via social media and email. Numerous grantors sent in videos to announce their scholarships, and the PRJUSD staff hosted the 45-minute video extravaganza.

In Burkina Faso, access to gender data is complicated by conflict

June 3, 2020

OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso — In war-weakened Burkina Faso, several aid groups are still in the early stages of gender data collection.

CARE International and UN Women advocate for rapid gender analysis in crisis response to reduce inequality in LAC

June 3, 2020

Women and girls across Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) are facing a terrifying mix of, increased domestic violence, increased care burden, lower access to income and jobs, and potential social unrest as a result of the coronavirus outbreaks finds a new CARE International and UN Women joint report.The LAC region has the highest levels

Charles Zumbro (1943-2020)

June 2, 2020

Charles Byrn Zumbro, 76, of Beacon, died at his home on May 28, with his wife, Imelda, at his side.

Italian 100-euro Picasso winner calls on museums to exhibit

May 29, 2020

Still under the surprise and not very versed in painting, Claudia Borgogno, resident of Ventimiglia, does not intend in the immediate future to resell her lot, "Still life", geometric composition in the newspaper and absinthe glass from 1921 valued at one million euros.

Shifting UN summit makes sense, but nations vow ‘clean resilient recovery’

May 29, 2020

New Delhi, May 29 (IANS) With Britain announcing new dates the already deferred crucial climate UN talks, known as the COP26, until November 2021 owing to coronavirus pandemic, climate experts on Friday said shifting the date is understandable but the postponement must not be an excuse to delay ambitious climate actions.

The ACLU is suing the government for restricting telemedicine abortion access

May 28, 2020

The Trump administration has urged health care professionals to provide services by telephone throughout the coronavirus pandemic. Along with stemming the spread of coronavirus by limiting in-person consultations, telemedicine provides more efficient care and reduces stress — but only for some patients, apparently. The Trump administration is still forcing patients to pick up abortion medications in person. The American Civil Liberties Union is suing over the policy.

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CARE CONVENES FIRST-EVER VIRTUAL SUMMIT; POWERHOUSE LINEUP INCLUDES HILLARY CLINTON, NANCY PELOSI, STACEY ABRAMS, VALERIE JARRETT, IMAN, BELLAMY YOUNG, MARK GREEN, REP. SUSAN BROOKS (IN-05), AND MORE

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In Ecuador, A Model In How To Protect Indigenous Villages From The Coronavirus

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Sparks of hope — why the least exposed coral reefs will determine the future

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Video: Paso Robles class of 2020 receives $228,000 in local scholarships

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In Burkina Faso, access to gender data is complicated by conflict

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CARE International and UN Women advocate for rapid gender analysis in crisis response to reduce inequality in LAC

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Charles Zumbro (1943-2020)

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Italian 100-euro Picasso winner calls on museums to exhibit

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Shifting UN summit makes sense, but nations vow ‘clean resilient recovery’

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The ACLU is suing the government for restricting telemedicine abortion access

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CARE CONVENES FIRST-EVER VIRTUAL SUMMIT; POWERHOUSE LINEUP INCLUDES HILLARY CLINTON, NANCY PELOSI, STACEY ABRAMS, VALERIE JARRETT, IMAN, BELLAMY YOUNG, MARK GREEN, REP. SUSAN BROOKS (IN-05), AND MORE

In Ecuador, A Model In How To Protect Indigenous Villages From The Coronavirus

Sparks of hope — why the least exposed coral reefs will determine the future

Video: Paso Robles class of 2020 receives $228,000 in local scholarships

In Burkina Faso, access to gender data is complicated by conflict

CARE International and UN Women advocate for rapid gender analysis in crisis response to reduce inequality in LAC

Charles Zumbro (1943-2020)

Italian 100-euro Picasso winner calls on museums to exhibit

Shifting UN summit makes sense, but nations vow ‘clean resilient recovery’

The ACLU is suing the government for restricting telemedicine abortion access

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