The post 2040 climate target: what’s really in the Council’s draft — and what comes next appeared first on EBAA - European Business Aviation Association.| EBAA – European Business Aviation Association
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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know that about 1 in 8 women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer? Together, we can end breast cancer. The post This October, Help Us Make a Difference appeared first on Susan G. Komen®.| Susan G. Komen®
The New England Aquarium recently joined the International Union for Conservation of Nature. Learn more about our membership. The post Announcing our Membership in the International Union for Conservation of Nature appeared first on New England Aquarium.| New England Aquarium
In this episode, Emily interviews Dr. Zach Taylor, a repeat podcast guest with extensive expertise in financial wellness in higher education. Zach explains why financial peer mentoring programs have become so popular at colleges and universities and why peers are not always the appropriate people to provide this service. Zach and Emily discuss why colleges […] The post The Importance of Financial Student Services to Graduate Students on Stipends appeared first on Personal Finance for PhDs.| Personal Finance for PhDs
October is National Arts and Humanities Month. All That Philly Jazz Founding Director Faye Anderson will lead a walking tour of the people, places and events in Moses Williams’ Philadelphia. T…| All That Philly Jazz
Syracuse nursing home Van Duyn will pay $12 million after widespread abuse, neglect, and fraud, with major reforms to come. Learn more now.| Nursing Home Abuse Center
Does your publishing organization need a manifesto? Writing a manifesto for your organization can be a great exercise for team building and planning, and a way to ignite action. The post Guest Post — Manifesto Time: Do You Need a Publishing Manifesto? appeared first on The Scholarly Kitchen.| The Scholarly Kitchen
Maintainer Month returns this May, and the Open Source Initiative (OSI) is proud to join GitHub and a global community of contributors in honoring the individuals who steward and sustain Open Source projects. In 2025, Maintainer Month enters its fourth year with a clear and urgent theme: Securing Open Source.| Open Source Initiative
Why is the Government Shutting Down: Are you wondering “How did we get here again? At 12:01amET on October 1st the Government effectively “shut down”. A government shutdown happens when Congress and the President fail to agree on and pass new spending bills to fund government operations by the funding deadline. As a result, federal […]| Secure Families Initiative
In a moving and inspiring presentation at our September meeting, three African American women—Erika Jones, Vanessa Branch, and Nemiah Hobbs—shared their deeply personal journeys with hearing loss. Their stories and experiences, filled with resilience, advocacy, and transformation, illuminated the power of community and the importance of embracing one’s identity, even when it’s invisible to the world.| HLAA-LA
United Nations Human Rights Council 60th Regular Session Interactive Dialogue Item 10 International Commission of Jurists Statement in the Interactive Dialogue on the OHCHR Report on technical cooperation in Libya 3 October 2025 Mr President, Since HRC resolution 56/16’s adoption, 67 unidentified bodies were discovered in refrigerators at the Abu Salim and Al-Khadra hospitals.… Continue Reading ICJ Statement on Serious Human Rights Violations in Libya The post ICJ Statement on Serious ...| International Commission of Jurists
The International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) condemns the Moroccan authorities’ ongoing crackdown on largely peaceful protests calling for reform of the public health and education systems, better employment opportunities, and an end to corruption. Since 27 September 2025, a wave of social justice protests has swept Morocco, initiated by youth groups “Moroccan Youth Voice” and… Continue Reading Morocco: End Crackdown on Protests The post Morocco: End Crackdown on Protests appeared fi...| International Commission of Jurists
The ICJ has joined over 250 civil society organizations in the following open letter urging UN member states to uphold, preserve and strengthen international refugee, human rights and humanitarian treaties, and to reject efforts to undo or undermine legal norms. Upholding Not Undermining International Law Civil Society Open Letter to States (September 2025) … Continue Reading Open Letter: Call for UN member states to uphold, preserve and strengthen international refugee, human rights a...| International Commission of Jurists
In this episode, we sit down with Karem Alnatafgi and Heather Teichman from the Illinois Providers for ABA Access and Quality (IPAAQ) to explore the challenges and complexities of providing high-quality ABA therapy in Illinois. The post What You Didn’t Know About the Hurdles of Autism Care in Illinois appeared first on Total Spectrum.| Total Spectrum
The Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) calls on Quebec’s Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes (BEI), the independent civilian watchdog agency that investigates indices of police misconduct, to immediately examine a spate of press freedom violations by the Service de Police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) against journalists covering protests.Over the past several months, the CAJ| Canadian Association of Journalists
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Baxter International, the company responsible for making and selling the majority of the toxic DEHP IV bags in the U.S., has announced it will transition to DEHP-Free IVs not just in California, but nationwide!Read More The post BCPP Victory: Baxter International to Transition to DEHP-Free IVs Nationwide appeared first on Breast Cancer Prevention Partners (BCPP).| Breast Cancer Prevention Partners (BCPP)
Join the Consortium of CPS-BftW organisations of the Peace education advocacy project in Cameroon for lobbying meetings, workshops and symposiums September 23-24, 2025. The post Sensitization and lobbying campaign for peace education in youth settings in the East Region of Cameroon appeared first on Global Campaign for Peace Education.| Global Campaign for Peace Education
During today’s United Nations (UN) event “Healthy Indoor Air: A Global Call to Action,” advocate Violet Affleck spoke about how clean air and masking are vital tools to address the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The post Violet Affleck advocates for children with Long COVID, masks, and clean indoor air at United Nations event first appeared on The Sick Times.| The Sick Times
Banned Books Week takes place October 5-11, 2025. The annual event raises awareness of the harm and the rising trend of book challenges and bans, especially targeting books by and about LGBTQ people and books about race and racism. Why are book bans happening? Book bans are part of a sweeping crackdown aimed at censoring [...] The post Facts and Action for Banned Books Week first appeared on GLAAD.| GLAAD
Write It Out! (WIO!), the groundbreaking writing program centering people living with HIV and AIDS, proudly announces the launch of its Annual Campaign, a new initiative to ensure long-term sustainability and growth of the program. The campaign will kick off with the Write It Out! Anniversary Celebration on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, at The Pete [...] The post Write It Out! Launches Annual Campaign to Uplift People Living with HIV Through Playwriting first appeared on GLAAD.| GLAAD
Today, GLAAD and The Skin Deep are launching a special digital edition of the iconic conversation card deck {THE AND}, with 50% of proceeds going to GLAAD all month long. This special edition has been created in partnership with GLAAD and launches during LGBTQ History Month, in the spirit of solidarity and community. {THE AND: [...] The post We All Could Use Some Queer Joy! Be a Part of The Skin Deep + GLAAD’s New Collab first appeared on GLAAD.| GLAAD
In its nearly 40-year history, Atlanta’s world-renowned Out on Film festival has rarely opened with a documentary. However, this year, “I Was Born This Way,” the powerful story of the late singer, activist, and LGBTQ-affirming religious leader Archbishop Carl Bean, was the exception. Debuting to critical acclaim at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival in June [...] The post Out On Film Celebrates Archbishop Carl Bean’s Legacy in Opening Documentary ‘I Was Born This Way’ first appeared o...| GLAAD
On Sunday, September 7, 2025, more than 225 filmmakers, artists, and industry professionals gathered at Malaparte on the rooftop of the TIFF Lightbox for the annual Inside Out x TIFF Queer Brunch. The event, launched in 2018, has become a fixture of the festival’s opening weekend, offering a space for 2SLGBTQ+ creatives to eat, meet [...] The post Inside Out Queer Brunch Lights Up Lightbox Rooftop to Kick off the 50th Toronto International Film Festival first appeared on GLAAD.| GLAAD
Written by Cora Cartagena Each September, as we celebrate Latine Heritage Month, I am reminded that our stories, our culture, and our resilience are central to the fight to end the HIV epidemic. As a first-generation Peruvian immigrant and a Program Manager at NMAC, I have seen firsthand that HIV advocacy is not just about [...] The post Investing in Latina Women Is the Future of Ending the HIV Epidemic first appeared on GLAAD.| GLAAD
At this year’s NLGJA: The Association of LGBTQ+ Journalists Convention, GLAAD and PEN America — a civil society organization that aims to safeguard free expression — came together to lead a critical conversation on digital safety. The session, “De-dox Yourself on Meta: Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp,” explored how LGBTQ journalists can better protect themselves from [...] The post How LGBTQ Journalists Can Protect Themselves Online in an Era of Platform Rollbacks first appeared o...| GLAAD
Brooklyn, NY – On Thursday, September 11th, nearly 1000 expertly-clad fashion aficionados gathered at the Brooklyn Museum to attend the DapperQ 10th Annual Queer New York Fashion Week Show, an LGBTQ staple of the iconic sartorial event. While mis- and disinformation about the LGBTQ community continues to proliferate, this celebratory event offered a look back [...] The post Over 1000 Attendees at Annual LGBTQ Fashion Show During New York Fashion Week first appeared on GLAAD.| GLAAD
Out actor, author, and activist George Takei has been named honorary chair of Banned Books Week, which will take place October 5 – 11, 2025. Takei will be joined in leading the annual event by youth honorary chair Iris Mogul. “Books are an essential foundation of democracy,” Takei said. “Our ‘government of the people, by [...] The post George Takei to Lead Banned Books Week 2025 first appeared on GLAAD.| GLAAD
New York Fashion Week 2025 became the stage for a powerful cultural moment as +Life, the multi-media platform dedicated to dismantling HIV stigma, introduced the U.S. debut of HIV Unwrapped. The event, held September 13 at the Nexus Club, blended fashion, science, and storytelling in a way never before seen during Fashion Week. Set against [...] The post Science Meets Style:+Life Unveils HIV Unwrapped at New York Fashion Week first appeared on GLAAD.| GLAAD
9/30/25 BOE Meeting Summary Student Outcomes (Goals 1, 2 & 3) This was the primary item of interest for SF Parents and many parents in our community because of the… The post SF Parents BOE Meeting Summary 10/1/25 appeared first on San Francisco Parent Coalition.| San Francisco Parent Coalition
All we have to decide is what to do with the time given to us —Gandalf to Frodo in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings Getting old is not for sissies. —Bette Davis The Challenges Facing Artists as They Become Elderly Are Real In his introduction to the topic of “Aging Artists,” David Estey, Belfast painter […] The post David Little – Aging Artists: Challenges in Living and Legacy appeared first on The Maine Arts Journal: The UMVA Quarterly.| The Maine Arts Journal: The UMVA Quarterly
Cultural Freedom Demands Collective Courage: A Nation-Wide Statement of Values and Principles for the Field of Arts and Culture Arts and culture bring people together. They spark joy, foster belonging, enrich communities, and help us imagine new possibilities. Arts and culture also open space for complexity—for grappling with different perspectives, for hearing what we […]| The Maine Arts Journal: The UMVA Quarterly
On Thursday, September 18, Lynne Keller Forbes, President/CEO of the South Eastern Council of Governments (SECOG) and Past President of NADO, participated in a congressional hearing convened by the House Agriculture Committee’s Subcommittee on Commodity Markets, Digital Assets, and Rural Development. The post NADO Past President Testifies at House Agriculture Committee Hearing on Strengthening Rural America appeared first on NADO.| NADO
The post The September 2025 <em>News from ECOG-ACRIN</em> blog is now available appeared first on ECOG-ACRIN Cancer Research Group.| ECOG-ACRIN Cancer Research Group
Call your member of Congress today and demand they stop Big Tech companies from using local news content without compensation: 202.224.3121| News/Media Alliance
On September 29, 2025, the News/Media Alliance joined the Reporters Committee for the Freedom of the Press (RFCP) and numerous other media organizations in comments, urging the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to eliminate proposed changes to the I visa program.| News/Media Alliance
On September 24, the USPS announced there will be no rate increases for Market Dominant products in January. In addition, the Alliance filed comments on September 23 opposing a USPS proposal to exclude from the service performance measurement system delays caused by extraordinary events outside of its control (hurricanes, wildfires, earthquakes, etc.)| News/Media Alliance
On September 12, the News/Media Alliance submitted comments to the Australian Productivity Commission in response to the Commission's interim report on Harnessing Data and Digital Technology.| News/Media Alliance
October 7-8, 2025 - Registration is now closed. Please contact rsvp@newsmediaalliance.org with any questions. Make your voice heard! Join your peers in Washington, D.C. to reinforce the need for legislation compensating news publishers for our valuable content.| News/Media Alliance
This afternoon, the European Commission announced a fine of $3.45 billion for Google for its anticompetitive actions in the advertising technology market| News/Media Alliance
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Use these five tips to connect with your legislators, get them to speak at your next event and make sure your voice […]| IFMA Knowledge Library
In this episode, we sit down with Karem Alnatafgi and Heather Teichman from the Illinois Providers for ABA Access and Quality (IPAAQ) to explore the challenges and complexities of providing high-quality ABA therapy in Illinois. The post What You Didn’t Know About the Hurdles of Autism Care in Illinois appeared first on Autism Spectrum Therapies (AST).| Autism Spectrum Therapies (AST)
In this episode, we sit down with Karem Alnatafgi and Heather Teichman from the Illinois Providers for ABA Access and Quality (IPAAQ) to explore the challenges and complexities of providing high-quality ABA therapy in Illinois. The post What You Didn’t Know About the Hurdles of Autism Care in Illinois appeared first on Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP).| Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP)
Rockville, Maryland, September 25, 2025 - The Autism Society of America, the nation’s largest and oldest grassroots autism organization, announced Joe Joyce as the new CEO. The organization’s Board of Directors unanimously approved Joe’s hiring, effective October 6, 2025. “We are thrilled to have Joe join our team as a strong leader and advocate as [...] The post Autism Society of America Announces new CEO, Joe Joyce appeared first on Autism Society.| Autism Society
(Rockville, Maryland, Sept. 23, 2025) – The Autism Society of America expresses deep concern regarding the White House event on Autism on September 22, where […]| Autism Society
Read the U.S. government's first report and recommendations—by the Social Security Advisory Board—for orphaned children in America.| Evermore
“The proposed rule threatens to reduce legal aid capacity further by making it harder for legal services organizations to recruit and retain talented staff, and discouraging legal aid organizations from engaging in lawful and important work.” The post Proposed Rule Could Kick Nonprofits Out of Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program, Threatening Access to Legal Services appeared first on LAFLA: Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles.| LAFLA: Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles
When you hear “clinical trial,” you might picture endless paperwork or doctors tracking tumor scans. But here’s what you might not know: patients—people just like you—are also in the room where decisions get made.Through Fight CRC’s Research Advocacy Training & Support (RATS) program, survivors and caregivers are helping shape how studies are designed, who gets to join, and what outcomes really matter.This is your behind-the-scenes look at how patient advocates are changing resear...| Fight CRC
A group of Memphis advocates are uniting to challenge car dependency and unravel its devastating impacts on residents| Streetsblog USA
The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) joined the American Council on Education (ACE) and other higher education organizations in expressing opposition to the proposed changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program in the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) issued... The post Advocacy Alert: MSCHE Signs Letter and Submits Comments Regarding Public Service Loan Forgiveness appeared first on Middle States Commission on Higher Education.| Middle States Commission on Higher Education
Heather F. Perfetti, President of the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE), recently appeared on The EdUp Experience Podcast episode, “Why Accreditation Isn’t the ‘Innovation Killer’ You Think It Is.” The Commission’s commitment to students was a key feature of the conversation,... The post MSCHE President Heather Perfetti Explains Why Accreditation is Not an “Innovation Killer” on EdUp Experience Podcast appeared first on Middle States Commission on Higher Edu...| Middle States Commission on Higher Education
On September 15, 2025, Heather F. Perfetti, the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) President, provided written comments on the Commission on Public Higher Education (CPHE) draft accreditation standards. The CPHE is a new accrediting agency that will seek recognition from the United...| Middle States Commission on Higher Education
Supporters of H. 561 may submit testimony by email until September 23, 2025 The post Testifying on Beacon Hill in Support of STEAM appeared first on Mass Cultural Council.| Mass Cultural Council
Today's guest bloggers share analysis on the relationship between impact and policy during Global Goals Week 2025.| The Scholarly Kitchen
On Sept. 20, the USDA announced it would terminate future releases of the Household Food Security Reports — a key source for food insecurity data for more than 30 years. USDA called the report “redundant” and “politicized,” adding that “trends have remained virtually unchanged.” According to the USDA’s latest report, 13.5% of U.S. households were […]| Foodlink Inc
“Once you choose hope, anything’s possible.” – Christopher Reeve I recently watched the original 1979 Superman movie with my kids – the one with Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder, and Gene Hackman. Such a classic. My 10-year-old daughter started asking questions about Christopher Reeve, the accident that left him paralyzed, and when he died. Christopher Reeve … Continue reading How to Share SCI Support and Advocacy→| Surprised By Joy
A lot is happening in Washington DC, so the ALF team will draft a weekly health policy round-up to keep you up to date and informed.| American Liver Foundation
CAI was honored with a Power of Associations Silver Award for its campaign to protect community associations from burdensome reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act at the American Society of Association Executives’ Summit Awards Dinner on Sept. 25 in Washington, D.C. The Power of Associations 2025 Summit Awards recognize associations that go beyond their […]| CAI Advocacy Blog
September is National Preparedness month. Led by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, this annual campaign reminds everyone that preparing for emergencies and disasters can keep them, their families and their communities safe. The campaign focuses on how communities can prepare for disasters while dealing with a growing multitude of extreme weather events and emergencies. The national campaign […]| CAI Advocacy Blog
September 16 2025, is National Voter Registration Day! CAI reaffirms its commitment to promoting civility and civil engagement. We are here to assist community association residents, professionals, and industry leaders to register and make a plan to vote in elections at every level.| CAI Advocacy Blog
We hear stories of families getting back on their feet because – despite job loss or illness – they could count on food from the Food Bank.| San Francisco-Marin Food Bank
The National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) gathered September 10–12 in Washington, D.C., for the annual Capitol Hill Media Summit, convening members of NRB’s President’s Council with leading lawmakers, administration officials, and […] The post Christian Media Leaders Gather on Capitol Hill to Strengthen the National Voice of Faith appeared first on NRB.| NRB
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On Thursday, May 1, 2025, the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS), the American Historical Association (AHA), and the Modern Language Association (MLA) filed a lawsuit in federal district court seeking to reverse recent actions that threaten to devastate the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). Established in 1965 by Congress, the NEH is a...| National Humanities Alliance
On Friday night, the Trump administration issued an executive order targeting the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS). The order directs the IMLS acting director to take immediate steps to eliminate the agency to the maximum extent allowable by law by determining its statutory requirements, laying off staff, and cutting programs deemed unnecessary by...| National Humanities Alliance
25 September 2025 Mr. President, Concerning the report of the Working Group, Lao PDR supported several important recommendations on combating gender-based violence (GBV) and stated it had taken steps to improve access to services and develop standard operating procedures (SOPs). However, these objectives cannot be realized without measures to counter harmful gender stereotypes, strengthen… Continue Reading Oral Statement of the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) On the Universal P...| International Commission of Jurists
On 18 September 2025, at the Asia-Pacific meeting of the UN Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum, the ICJ co-hosted a discussion session titled “From Regulatory Twilight Zone to Algorithmic Equality: Advancing International Law, Corporate Responsibility and Women’s Rights in the Digital and AI Era.” The ICJ and other participants considered how to tackle the… Continue Reading Asia-Pacific: Business and Human Rights Forum Participants Consider Strategies to Ensure Companies Resp...| International Commission of Jurists
We, the undersigned Egyptian and international civil society organizations, welcome the decision of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to not sign the draft Criminal Procedure Code into law and instead to send it back to parliament for revision. The House of Representatives has since announced that it will convene an urgent session on October 1 on… Continue Reading Joint Statement: Civil Society Welcomes Decision Not to Sign Egypt’s Draft Criminal Procedure Code into Law The post Joint Statem...| International Commission of Jurists
The International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) today launched a new report titled “From Exclusion to Equality: Advancing Access to Justice for Persons with Disabilities in Lesotho,” showing that while the Lesotho authorities have made substantial strides towards securing access to justice for persons with disabilities, a great deal more must be done to fulfil their… Continue Reading Lesotho: Further measures needed to ensure access to justice for persons with disabilities – New ICJ Rep...| International Commission of Jurists
United Nations Human Rights Council 60th Regular Session General Debate Item 4 International Commission of Jurists in the General Debate under Item 4 23 September 2025 Thank you Mister President, The ICJ is gravely concerned at the Tunisian authorities’ continued attacks on lawyers, judges and civil society actors. As two of… Continue Reading HRC60: Oral Statement in the General Debate under Item 4 on Tunisia The post HRC60: Oral Statement in the General Debate under Item 4 on...| International Commission of Jurists
Today the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) and local partners, the People’s Matrix and Seinoli Legal Centre, launched the Reform for Inclusion, Support and Empowerment (RISE) project in Maseru, to bolster the efforts of civil society in Lesotho in gaining greater legal and other protections to safeguard survivors of gender-based violence. In Lesotho, an… Continue Reading Lesotho: ICJ initiates project to combat sexual and gender-based violence The post Lesotho: ICJ initiates p...| International Commission of Jurists
Earlier this week we posted a blog post about me joining the European Open Source Academy. While the responses to this blog post have been positive, they have been muted and I fully understand why – so far, very little is known about this organisation. Which is why I wanted to follow up that blog … Continue reading "The European Open Source Academy: First impressions"| MetaBrainz Blog
The European Open Source Academy is “The home of European excellence in Open Source” – or it was, until it decided to induct our very own Robert Kaye (aka mayhem/rob). Now it is the home of excellence and total mayhem! Congratulations Rob, this is a very well deserved honour 🎉 Back in the mists of … Continue reading "Europe welcomes mayhem: Robert Kaye inducted into the EU Open Source Academy!"| MetaBrainz Blog
by Jessica Dietrich, Director of Government Affairs and Public Policy and Bailey Ashbaker, Senior Policy Analyst and Engagement Specialist State Updates Senate Interim Studies* *All Senate interim studies assigned to the Senate Human Services committee have been canceled per committee leadership discretion. House Interim Studies Federal Updates Federal Budget Federal funding for fiscal year (FY) […]| Hunger Free Oklahoma
Click thru to see the latest happenings at and news from the American College of Emergency Physicians. The post October 2025 News from the College appeared first on ACEP Now.| ACEP Now
By Jeanine Gleba, UOAA Advocacy Manager and Ed Pfueller, UOAA Communications and Outreach Manager Each year United Ostomy Associations of America (UOAA) celebrates Ostomy Awareness Day in the United States […] The post Celebrate World Ostomy Day with UOAA! appeared first on United Ostomy Associations of America.| United Ostomy Associations of America
Keely Cat-Wells is approaching the 10th anniversary of her ileostomy surgery. Before the surgery at 17, Keely endured years of misdiagnoses, experimental procedures, and was incorrectly told her pain was imagined. She was […] The post World Ostomy Day Champion Keely Cat-Wells is a Leader in Breaking Down Barriers appeared first on United Ostomy Associations of America.| United Ostomy Associations of America
The Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center (IJPC) educates and advocates for peace, challenges unjust local, national and global systems, and promotes the creation of a nonviolent society. Based in Cincinnati Ohio.| Ignite Peace
CONTACT: SPJ Communications, communications@spj.org Society of Professional Journalists Statement on Pentagon’s New Restrictions on Reporters: The Society of Professional Journalists is deeply alarmed by the Department of War’s newly announced restrictions on journalists covering the Pentagon. These rules restrict coverage to information the Pentagon has pre-approved for public release and punish possession of “unauthorized” material ... SPJ condemns Pentagon’s unconstitutional rest...| Society of Professional Journalists
CONTACT: Caroline Hendrie, SPJ Executive Director, chendrie@hq.spj.org Anne Marie Tamburro, SPJ Press Freedom Strategist, amtamburro@hq.spj.org The Society of Professional Journalists has joined a coalition of 25 press freedom and civil liberties organizations and journalism educators in a letter urging officials in Kenton County, Kentucky, to drop the charges pending against journalists Madeline Fening and Lucas ... SPJ, coalition urge Kenton County officials to drop charges of journalis...| Society of Professional Journalists
Too many Australian children are entering school already behind in their speech and language skills. This is not because of their ability, but because they haven’t had the help they need in time. We need a stronger, fairer national approach so every child, no matter their postcode, has the chance to get help with speech and language when it matters most. By Liz Bell, Therapy and HIPPY Manager The post Why We Need a More Consistent, Better-Funded Support Framework for Speech and Language Dif...| Learning Links
Turner Van Slyke ’28 spearheaded an initiative at Stanford to protect student free speech and and civic engagement on campus. The movement, called Education and Democracy United, is now on its way to becoming a national non-profit represented at colleges and universities across the United States. The post Meet the Stanford student who launched a pro-democracy network appeared first on The Stanford Daily.| The Stanford Daily
Tri-State Trails and CORA are planning a connected trail network in NKY. Attend an open house or take the survey to share your input.| Tri-State Trails
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Do you rely on driving to get where you need to go? Imagine navigating your community without being able to drive. How would you get to work, the grocery| Bike Easy
Editor’s note: This article is adapted from a version published Aug. 27, 2025 by the Minnesota Women’s Press Anne Mavity has decades of experience in housing policy, advocacy and practical execution. There is no doubt in her mind what the housing problem is: “We need more housing, of every type, in every corner of the state. Period.” Mavity, who serves as executive director of Minnesota Housing Partnership (MHP), noted that “we are short 100,000 homes for what we need to just ke...| Streets.mn
Uterine cancer is the second most common gynecological cancer globally, but often it is missing from national cancer plans and global health priorities. Without political attention, there is no accountability, no funding, and no progress. The position paper on uterine cancer “Spotlight on uterine cancer: Shaping access to equitable and high-quality care”, which IGCS co-authored with like-minded organizations from around the world, including AstraZeneca, is a call to governments and policy...| IGCS
Ionis recently marked a decade of Surf Away+, a beach day of adaptive sports for people with neurological diseases, including ALS.| ALS News Today
Our colleagues at ACT4SL are hosting “Uncovering Candidates’ School Library Stances: How to Create Surveys that Work”, a virtual event on Tuesday, September 30, from 7:00-8:00 p.m. EDT. As library advocates, we need to know how our state and local candidates are positioning themselves on issues such as library access, literacy, reading, censorship, and more (think […]| Politics in Practice
School library advocates often default to a single message: “This will help kids.” For many audiences, that’s powerful. But not everyone listens through the same lens. What resonates with one policymaker may leave another unmoved. In advocacy, message discipline is not about repeating the same words everywhere. It’s about adapting the message to the audience […]| Politics in Practice
When a bill is considered, the testimony and messaging surrounding it can influence whether it progresses or stalls. School librarians often rely on one approach to advocacy: sharing heartfelt stories about how libraries benefit children. While these stories are impactful, they are not the only way to convey their message. In reality, there are at […]| Politics in Practice
Download PDF As the nation’s leading organization dedicated to children and adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), CHADD believes it is essential to respond when misleading or inaccurate information is released that may have an impact on public understanding and access to evidence-based ADHD care. The recently released Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) report—issued by… The post Statement from CHADD Regarding ADHD-Related Claims Published in the Make America Heal...| CHADD
In service to the Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) community, CHADD has thoroughly reviewed the President’s Executive Order establishing the Make America Healthy Again Commission. We were encouraged by planned efforts to improve public health through better nutrition, sleep, and exercise. Such improvements are valuable and benefit all individuals, including those with ADHD. These factors… The post Statement from CHADD Regarding the Executive Order Establishing the President...| CHADD
Together with other higher education partners, the Presidents’ Alliance contributed to high-level guidance to help institutions identify content that would be especially valuable to include in their comments on the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) proposed rule to eliminate “duration of status” (D/S) for F-1 students and J-1 exchange visitors. The Presidents’ Alliance also created a companion document with talking points to support universities, colleges, and other stake...| Presidents' Alliance
SILVER SPRING, Md.—At a hearing on Sept. 16, 2025, Brett Feddersen, chair of the Security Industry Association (SIA) Drone Security Subcommittee and vice president for strategy and government affairs at D-Fend Solutions, testified before members of Congress to discuss increasing risks from the misuse use of drones and give legislative recommendations for implementing a clear… The post Security Industry Association Drone Security Subcommittee Chair Testifies at House Judiciary Hearing appe...| Security Industry Association
A new technical study conducted by engineering firm Pericle Communications Company reveals that a proposal before the FCC would cause harmful interference to consumer electronics, appliances, security systems, smart home equipment and more. SILVER SPRING, Md.—A new research report, filed by the Security Industry Association (SIA) with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), details the risks… The post New Research Shows Flawed Spectrum Proposal Would Cause Public Safety Risks, Commun...| Security Industry Association
Seventeen-year-old Christopher Pena has spent his life battling Barth syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that weakens the body. On Friday, he learned the drug he credits with giving him strength to jump, carry heavy items and keep up in school won accelerated approval from the Food and Drug Administration. The post After years of uncertainty, Mississippi teen sees drug approval for Barth syndrome first appeared on RHCJC.| RHCJC