Voice of Silence: Revolutionising Domestic Violence Reporting
Discover how the groundbreaking "Voice of Silence" campaign is reshaping domestic violence reporting in Brazil, empowering deaf and hearing-impaired women...| Campaigns of the World
November is National Family Caregivers Month. It is a time to recognize and honor the millions of family caregivers who provide critical, ongoing support to loved ones facing chronic illness. […] The post Honoring the Vital Role of Caregivers in the ME/CFS and Long Covid Community appeared first on Solve ME/CFS Initiative.| Solve ME/CFS Initiative
Discover how the groundbreaking "Voice of Silence" campaign is reshaping domestic violence reporting in Brazil, empowering deaf and hearing-impaired women...| Campaigns of the World
What matters most is that individuals identified as Hindu must be treated fairly under the law and in public life.| Hindu American Foundation
Gulfport cracks down on litter with $1,000 fines, new signs, and community calls to action. Residents can report violations by calling 311. The post ‘It’s nasty’: Gulfport residents, mayor call for litter cleanup first appeared on RHCJC.| RHCJC
Marc Hanna, William McKinley’s chief fundraiser in the presidential elections of 1896 and 1900, famously said, “There are two things that are important in politics. The first is money, and I can’t remember what the second one is.” Hanna’s statement still rings true 125 years later. This is why CAI’s political action committees (PAC) are […]| CAI Advocacy Blog
During the 2025 CAI Congressional Advocacy Summit yesterday, a record-breaking 195 CAI-member advocates from 30 states, and Washington D.C., met with federal lawmakers to educate them on policy issues affecting those living and working in community associations nationwide.| CAI Advocacy Blog
Animal advocacy has been at the heart of the San Francisco SPCA since our founding. In 1868, local banker James Sloan Hutchinson was walking through downtown San Francisco when he […] The post Clearing the Path: Transforming Animal Welfare in California appeared first on San Francisco SPCA.| San Francisco SPCA
Q&A with Bruce Wagman, Keith C. Wetmore Shelter PALS Special Counsel How long have you been involved with the SF SPCA? I’ve been serving as special counsel for the SF […] The post Making a Difference: Championing Change for Animals appeared first on San Francisco SPCA.| San Francisco SPCA
The global scholarly publishing ecosystem has already transitioned -- not to open access, but to a diverse hybrid system. So much the better. The post The Global Transition Has Already Happened – It’s Just Not the One You Expected (Part 1 of 2) appeared first on The Scholarly Kitchen.| The Scholarly Kitchen
A review of 12 major publishers finds that they display an average of 6 journal-level impact metrics on their platforms. The Journal Impact Factor is the only metric displayed on all 12. The post Impact Metrics on Publisher Platforms: Who Shows What Where? appeared first on The Scholarly Kitchen.| The Scholarly Kitchen
Introduction I’ve been autistic for 35 years—my entire life. For most of those years, I struggled with organisation, routines, and the overwhelming sensory chaos of everyday planning tools. B…| Aucademy
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. The post Weekly Healthcare Policy Round-Up appeared first on American Liver Foundation.| American Liver Foundation
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
Alice Wong platformed and uplifted people with Long COVID in her final chapter as a lifelong disability advocate and storyteller. The post Alice Wong, disability activist and luminary, dies at 51 first appeared on The Sick Times.| The Sick Times
People with infection associated chronic conditions (IACCs) use a broad range of strategies to fight for awareness and better care. The post Long COVID advocacy is more than lobbying Congress: Here are some ways to get involved first appeared on The Sick Times.| The Sick Times
Utah’s proposed ban became an important case study demonstrating the overlapping concerns between airborne pathogens and environmental air pollution. It highlighted the necessity of building coalitions between environmental, health and disability, and civil liberties groups in resisting mask bans as climate change is on track to worsen a variety of environmental public health threats, not just in Utah but across the American West. The post As the American West faces increasing air pollution...| The Sick Times
At this case competition in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the winning team sought to better connect people with IACCs and healthcare providers who serve them. The post Business school competition centers Long COVID and IACCs first appeared on The Sick Times.| The Sick Times
Media contact:SPJ Communications, communications@spj.org The Society of Professional Journalists supports full transparency in the prosecution of the suspect in the killing of commentator Charlie Kirk. Open judicial proceedings are a cornerstone of public trust, and access for journalists ensures accountability, accuracy and confidence in the justice system. SPJ joins other media organizations in urging the ... SPJ urges full press access to court proceedings in Charlie Kirk’s killing| Society of Professional Journalists
Communicating with command and precision is vital when addressing policymakers. This is not a group that suffers fools gladly. Whether your intent is to influence via Congressional testimony, a Cap…| C-suite Blueprint
Judge Colleen McMahon denied AI company Cohere’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought against it by a collection of news and magazine publishers alleging copyright and trademark infringement.| News/Media Alliance
The U.S. Senate voted on three different resolutions this week disapproving of the Trump Administration’s emergency tariffs.| www.newsmediaalliance.org
Creation of a Dairy Goat Board under the Ontario Farm Products Marketing Commission may be voted on by early 2026. The post Ontario dairy goat producers move toward forming provincial board appeared first on Farmtario.| FarmtarioTop Agriculture Stories & Latest Farming News | Farmtario
Thank you for joining the 2025 Bicycle Second Line! We had such a great time seeing so many happy faces and heard from so many of you how much fun...| Bike Easy
The 2025 Bicycle Second Line is this Sunday!| Bike Easy
By Sue Wilson, DBA, RN-ACM, ONN-CG As we come to the close of CM month, I reflect on key events that led to my passion for being a Case Manager. I started as a Case […]| CMSA
By Janet Coulter, MSN, MS, RN, CCM, FCM Mentorship has always been an essential part of professional development in case management. Traditionally, mentorship has referred to the relationship in which […]| CMSA
At Stonewall Columbus, we stand firmly in defense of equality, justice, and the fundamental right to love and marry freely. Today’s decision by the United States Supreme Court to reject Kim Davis’ appeal is a clear affirmation that marriage equality—secured through Obergefell v. Hodges—remains the law of the land. By…| Stonewall Columbus
In 2027, Hennepin County will reconstruct Nicollet Avenue in Bloomington between American Boulevard and Old Shakopee Road. This corridor on the east side is a vital connection between three schools, the Valley View Park complex, a clinic and small, local businesses offering everything from boots to candy to music. People of all ages and backgrounds—families, children, lifelong residents, and immigrants—live, work, learn, and play here. That’s why it’s so important that we ensure Nicol...| Streets.mn
ACEP's president discusses H.R. 1's impact, corporate medicine, liability, and the pressures facing emergency physicians today. The post Q&A with ACEP President L. Anthony Cirillo appeared first on ACEP Now.| ACEP Now
The Presidents’ Alliance helped organize a bipartisan Hill briefing on November 5, 2025, hosted by the U.S. for Success Coalition. The event, held for House congressional staff, highlighted the contributions of international students to the U.S. economy, innovation, and national security — and what’s at stake if U.S. policies drive these students to study in competitor countries. The session was co-hosted by the bipartisan offices championing the Keep STEM Talent Act and key provisions...| Presidents' Alliance
The post Your Daily Phil: SNAP shuttering distresses recipients and the nonprofits helping them appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
The post Your Daily Phil: Maryland capital gets a Jewish federation of its own appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
The post Your Daily Phil: Remains of the day: Project transforms Oct. 7 objects into potent symbols appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
The post Your Daily Phil: Turmoil and tut-tuting as Yesh Atid abandons ‘corrupt’ WZO appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
The aid sector may not be dead yet, but it is on life support. Don’t kill it or hand everything over to China!| Katri Bertram
My name is Ahan, and I have the challenge and privilege of following on from Isaac Raymond’s excellent tenure as editor of the Graduate Student Reflection Series. In order to reintroduce the series and put out a call for submissions, Isaac wrote a beautiful piece reflecting on graduate school as a narrow doorway between more […] The post Philosophy in our times: a call for submissions first appeared on Blog of the APA.| Blog of the APA
Families across Wisconsin, especially those caring for loved ones with Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS), depend on reliable access to life-changing medications. But right now, many are facing barriers caused by unfair pharmacy benefit practices that raise costs and limit access to care. That’s why PWSA | USA is urging Wisconsin families to speak up in support […] The post Wisconsin Families: We Need Your Voice to Support SB 203 appeared first on Prader-Willi Syndrome Association | USA.| Prader-Willi Syndrome Association | USA
The Alaska Medical Assistance DUR Committee will be meeting on Friday Nov 21, 2025, at 1 pm AK time. Here’s how you can help: The Alaska Medical Assistance DUR Committee needs to hear directly from you – the parents, caregivers, and family members who understand the real-life impact of hyperphagia (excessive hunger) in PWS. One […] The post Calling Alaska PWS Families appeared first on Prader-Willi Syndrome Association | USA.| Prader-Willi Syndrome Association | USA
Discover how fertilizers play a crucial role in nourishing the world, and why every day is an opportunity to honor this innovation that sustains our planet. The post Celebrate Every Day as Global Fertilizer Day appeared first on The Fertilizer Institute.| The Fertilizer Institute
Ottawa, ON — The Ottawa Real Estate Board (OREB) welcomes the housing investments in Canada Strong: Budget 2025, as several measures align with the Board’s ongoing calls for coordinated action to expand housing supply. OREB acknowledges the federal government’s efforts to boost housing supply through Build Canada Homes, including a $1 billion investment for transitional| Ottawa Real Estate Board
Ottawa, ON – The Ottawa Real Estate Board (OREB) recognizes the Ontario government’s announcement that it is proposing a rebate of the full 8 per cent provincial part of the HST on qualifying new homes for first-time buyers. This tax-relief when implemented, will help make homeownership more attainable for many Ontarians. OREB and our provincial partner,| Ottawa Real Estate Board
The Ottawa Real Estate Board (OREB) is a non-profit industry association representing REALTORS® in the greater Ottawa region since 1921. Our comprehensive site provides valuable market statistics and resources for homebuyers, home sellers, commercial properties, as well as real estate professionals.| Ottawa Real Estate Board
Join us for our Oral History in Practice events and learn from practitioners who have developed community-rooted storytelling projects| Voice of Witness
Authoritarian regimes throughout history have targeted artists and cultural institutions. Early in his administration, President Trump issued an executive order that targeted the Smithsonian Institution. Trump has taken over federal arts agencies and installed himself as chairman of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. He threatens to withhold federal funding from organizations … Continue reading Fall of Freedom: Billie Holiday’s Philadelphia Walking Tour→| All That Philly Jazz
Early voting is underway in many states. Election Day is Tuesday, November 4, 2025. Your vote is your voice. A high voter turnout will send a message to the wannabe dictator in the White House. So be careful how you vote.| All That Philly Jazz
The last Sunday in October is Visit a Cemetery Day. It’s an annual observance to promote a connection with the past, honor the memories of those who came before us, and appreciate the historical an…| All That Philly Jazz
Veterans Day, observed annually on November 11, is a time to express gratitude to those who have served. For many veterans now living in nursing… The post Checking In on Veterans in Nursing Homes This Veterans Day appeared first on Nursing Home Abuse Center.| Nursing Home Abuse Center
November is National Long-Term Care Awareness Month. The observance began to help families think ahead about aging and long-term care needs. Over time, it has… The post National Long-Term Care Awareness Month appeared first on Nursing Home Abuse Center.| Nursing Home Abuse Center
Washington, DC – On October 31st, the Secure Families Initiative, an organization that represents active-duty military families, won a legal challenge invalidating parts of the March 25th Executive Order that would further restrict the ability for military servicemembers, their families, and overseas citizens from voting while living far away from home. Among its provisions, the […]| Secure Families Initiative
Keith’s note: A few weeks ago The Planetary Society was waving its arms about saving NASA science. Great. Then silence. A month later Jared Isaacman has been renominated – not a peep from Planetary Society – just crickets. The post Planetary Society Advocacy Fades Away appeared first on NASA Watch.| Space & Planetary Science Archives - NASA Watch
Join us for an informative presentation on what you need to know about the ADA and your communication rights. Title: Know Your Rights: Communication Access Under ADA Date: Saturday, November 22, 2025 Time: 10-11 a.m. PT Where: On Zoom (Free) SAVE YOUR SEAT Please check your spam folder if you do not immediately receive your Zoom link Join our The post Get Informed – Learn About ADA and Your Communication Rights first appeared on HLAA-LA.| HLAA-LA
Follow CPWA on X! The next edition of the Ottawa Report is…| American Public Works Association
Read the October 27, 2025, issue of the APWA Washington Report for important advocacy updates impacting you and the public works industry.| American Public Works Association
One of the great rights and privileges in this country is the ability for citizens to personally petition for government action through congressional advocacy. A perfect example of this kind of valuable legislative advocacy takes place Nov. 6 in Washington, D.C., as community association advocates converge to meet with federal lawmakers during the CAI 2025 Congressional Advocacy Summit. CAI’s legislative advocacy efforts have been instrumental in protecting the ...| Ungated: Community Associations Institute Blog
I believe when people love where they live, communities thrive. When professionals love where they work, communities are more connected and content. That’s why I’m introducing two campaigns: Love Where You Live and Love Where You Work. These ideas speak to the heart of CAI’s vision of being the global leader advancing excellence in community association living. The post Love Where You Live, Love Where You Work: CAI launches new campaigns appeared first on Ungated: Community Associat...| Ungated: Community Associations Institute Blog
Miray Philips. 2025. “The Social Construction of Christian Persecution through Quantification in International Religious Freedom Advocacy.” Sociology of Religion. https://doi.org/10.1093/socrel/sraf022 2. What’s the argument? In Washington, DC, International Religious Freedom advocates mostly rely on data by the Pew Research Center on religious restrictions and Open Doors on Christian persecution. Citing this data, they draw a […]| The Duck of Minerva
November 3, 2025 Here’s the Latest at SFUSD: Literacy and math program adoptions are still off track. SFUSD’s evaluator, TNTP, found the district is still off track in ensuring every… The post Newsletter – November 3, 2025 appeared first on San Francisco Parent Coalition.| San Francisco Parent Coalition
10/28/25 BOE Meeting Headlines: Meeting Summary After a breezy public comment period (it concluded well before 8pm!) where the most prominent voices were against the closure of The Academy, the… The post SF Parent BOE Meeting Summary 10/29/25 appeared first on San Francisco Parent Coalition.| San Francisco Parent Coalition
SFUSD BOE Meeting Cheat Sheet – 10/28/2025 Public commenting is an important opportunity to make your powerful voice heard. Let the S.F. Board of Education and SFUSD Leadership know how…| San Francisco Parent Coalition
2025 State Legislative Sessions Review As most states have wrapped up their legislative sessions, this is the perfect time to reflect on the Center for Public Policy’s (CPP) incredible legislative work this year. While it will be difficult to encapsulate everything that has happened this year, we are delighted to share a snapshot of how […] The post Susan G. Komen Center for Public Policy Leads Systemic Change for the Breast Cancer Community appeared first on Susan G. Komen®.| Susan G. Komen®
Lashelle Scott of Houston remembers the exact moment she was diagnosed with breast cancer. “I thought, what do I do now? How do I survive this – and how do I pay for it?” she recalls. As a self-employed contractor and former political consultant, Lashelle didn’t have health insurance at the time. As she tried […] The post Lashelle’s Story: Bridging the Disparities Gap in Houston appeared first on Susan G. Komen®.| Susan G. Komen®
The post The Fall 2025 advocacy blog, <em>Considering Clinical Trials</em>, is now available appeared first on ECOG-ACRIN Cancer Research Group.| ECOG-ACRIN Cancer Research Group
On 27 October 2025, the International Commission of Jurists held a webinar for prosecutors and law enforcement personnel, focusing on combating systemic discrimination and expanding alternatives to pre-trial detention for children in criminal justice systems. The event brought together experts and practitioners to discuss how inequality is embedded within existing systems and how a child-centred, rights-based approach can drive meaningful reform. Participants highlighted that children in conf...| International Commission of Jurists
ICJ ADF Statement on Situation of Persons with Disabilities in Africa fnl The post Statement on Situation of Persons with Disabilities in Africa by the International Commission of Jurists and African Disability Forum to the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights appeared first on International Commission of Jurists.| International Commission of Jurists
Tomorrow, 25 October 2025, marks one year since the statute of limitations expired in the Tak Bai massacre case, effectively closing the door to any further criminal prosecution in Thailand and allowing the perpetrators to get off scot-free. Yet, the Thai authorities have failed to take any meaningful steps to prevent recurrence of such violations… Continue Reading Thailand: One year on, still no statute of limitations reform in Tak Bai massacre case The post Thailand: One year on, still no...| International Commission of Jurists
Panel at the UN Second World Summit for Social Development hosted by UNDESA & the Government of Qatar 4 November, 2025 in Doha, Qatar Time: 11:30am – 12:45pm (Qatar Local Time) Venue: Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC), Doha, Qatar (Room 12) Organisers : International Commission of Jurists, Government of Finland, INHURED International, CIL-Kathmandu, International… Continue Reading UNDESA JOINT SIDE EVENT: Redefining Justice Now – Ending Disability based Exclusion Through Inclus...| International Commission of Jurists
Updates on October food policy happenings in Alaska and D.C. The post October 2025 Food Advocacy Update appeared first on Alaska Food Policy Council.| Alaska Food Policy Council
history and importance of USDA's Household Food Security Report and underlying data| Alaska Food Policy Council
The Iowa Medicaid Pharmaceutical and Therapeutics (P&T) Committee will be meeting on Thursday, November 20, 2025 at 9:30 am CT both virtually and in person. Here’s how you can help: The Iowa Medicaid P&T Committee needs to hear directly from you – the parents, caregivers, and family members who understand the real-life impact of hyperphagia […] The post Calling Iowa PWS Families for P&T Committee appeared first on Prader-Willi Syndrome Association | USA.| Prader-Willi Syndrome Association | USA
The Iowa Medicaid Drug Utilization Review (DUR) Commission will be meeting at 9:30 am CT on November 5, 2025. Here’s how you can help: The Iowa Medicaid DUR Commission needs to hear directly from you – the parents, caregivers, and family members who understand the real-life impact of hyperphagia (excessive hunger) in PWS. One of […] The post Calling Iowa PWS Families appeared first on Prader-Willi Syndrome Association | USA.| Prader-Willi Syndrome Association | USA
Five out of seven Medicare contractors have proposed limiting coverage for nerve blocks and related procedures that people with ME/CFS, Long COVID, and other chronic conditions rely on to manage pain and function. If finalized, these proposals won’t just affect Medicare patients. Private insurers often follow Medicare’s lead, which could put thousands more at risk of losing access to critical care. Take action today by submitting a public comment to protect access to care.| Solve ME/CFS Initiative
Six Sponsored or Co-Sponsored Bills Signed Into Law, along with Numerous Other Supported Bills; Key CFC-Opposed bills Vetoed or Fail in Legislature For Immediate Release: October 20, 2025 DONATE T…| Consumer Federation of California
Abstract: The Physicians for Human Rights Student Advisory Board (PHR SAB) is a national network of medical and other health professions students| Student Doctor Network
By Susan Wright, Co-Chair of Together Women Rise’s Advocacy Group with RESULTS Our Together Women Rise Advocacy Group with RESULTS advocates for U.S. policy and funding that benefits our grantees and women and girls around the globe. We are focused on preserving vital U.S. foreign assistance for health and education programs despite the current administration’s […] The post Advocacy Update: Impact of Government Shutdown on Women & Girls first appeared on Together Women Rise. The post ...| Together Women Rise
From DC to Alaska, Winter Wildlands Alliance is defending public lands, protecting winter access, and gearing up for another Backcountry Film Festival season.| Winter Wildlands Alliance
CAI is hosting its 2025 Congressional Advocacy Summit on Thursday, Nov. 6 in Washington, D.C. CAI’s 2025 Congressional Advocacy Summit is the premier advocacy event of the year for the community association housing model. The Advocacy Summit represents an opportunity to speak with federal lawmakers and their staff face-to-face to help advance CAI’s public policy […]| 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
Last year, Hari Budha Magar become the first bilateral above-knee amputee to reach the summit of Mount Everest. But when he received an MBE last week, he was far from the first.| Amplitude
Kyle P. Edmonds, MD FAAHPM Clinical Professor at UC San Diego Health Sciences Health Policy Strategic Coordinating Commitee Chair When I first walked the halls of Capitol Hill in 2013 […] The post A Long Road to a Landmark Moment in Palliative Care Research appeared first on AAHPM.| AAHPM
Big news from Sacramento! Beginning January 1, 2026, five pieces of legislation that were sponsored or supported by the San Francisco SPCA will go into effect. These laws will expand […] The post California Strengthens Animal Welfare Leadership with 5 New Laws appeared first on San Francisco SPCA.| San Francisco SPCA
Vote for Tim Woodward: Animal Rescue Corps Executive Director Nominated for CNN Hero of the Year 2025 We are thrilled to announce that Tim Woodward, Executive Director and co-founding member of Animal Rescue Corps (ARC), has been named a 2025 CNN Hero of the Year finalist! This prestigious honor recognizes everyday heroes whose Learn More The post Your votes can help ARC win $100,000! appeared first on Animal Rescue Corps.| Animal Rescue Corps
by Nic Anderson, NRB Vice President of Public Policy Imagine starting your car and realizing that what you can hear—or can’t hear—has already been decided for you. The same […] The post Automakers Want to Control What You Hear in Your Car. Don’t Let Them. appeared first on NRB.| NRB
Hoover High School in San Diego receiver the Craig Zadan Pathway for Equity in the Arts. Learn about their powerful production of Bocón!| Educational Theatre Foundation
On October 27, the Australian Government announced it would not move forward with proposals to adopt Text and Data Mining exceptions in Australian copyright law.| News/Media Alliance
On October 27, the News/Media Alliance filed comments with the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) in response to its Request for Information on Regulatory Reform on Artificial Intelligence.| News/Media Alliance
On October 22, the News/Media Alliance, together with the Association of American Publishers, filed an amicus brief in the United States Supreme Court in su ...| www.newsmediaalliance.org
The Open Source Initiative (OSI) is once again partnering with Perforce OpenLogic & Zend, in collaboration with the Eclipse Foundation, for the 2026 State of Open Source Survey, the industry’s most comprehensive study of global Open Source adoption trends.| Open Source Initiative
The Exhibitions & Conferences Alliance’s Tommy Goodwin is back with the latest policy updates impacting exhibitions and events! His upcoming webinar will provide a rundown of critical developments from Capitol Hill on taxes, tariffs, talent and travel – the four key policy areas shaping the industry in 2026. Get the insider perspective on how these changes will affect you and discover how you can effectively advocate for our industry. The post The Expert View from Capitol Hill and What it...| IAEE
A side-by-side look at what the two policy documents say on key education topics.| Education Week
The Council for Opportunity in Education (COE) today applauded 21 states—led by Nevada and Massachusetts—for filing an amicus brief supporting COE’s lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education. The brief argues that the abrupt loss of more than 100 TRIO programs threatens to undermine college access for low-income and first-generation students, while weakening state economies that rely on an educated workforce. The post The Council for Opportunity in Education Applauds 21 States an...| Council for Opportunity in Education
Media Contact:SPJ Communications, communications@spj.org The Society of Professional Journalists has announced the creation of a new Advocacy Committee, a key initiative under newly elected SPJ National President Chris R. Vaccaro. The committee will advance SPJ’s mission to defend journalists and journalism through strategic action, collaboration and tangible resources for members. The committee’s creation aligns directly with the Strategic Priorities ... SPJ launches Advocacy Commi...| Society of Professional Journalists
CONTACT:Hagit Limor, SPJ Foundation President, hilmormedia@gmail.com SPJ Communications, communications@spj.org The Society of Professional Journalists Foundation Board of Directors voted Friday, during its meeting at MediaFest25 in Washington, D.C., to award $75,000 in grants to nine journalism organizations and SPJ chapters across the country. The grants support projects that advance First Amendment awareness, media literacy, access to ... SPJ Foundation awards $75,000 in grants supporti...| Society of Professional Journalists
One recent issue of note is the backsliding on ethical guidelines for public officials and those who seek to influence them. Have you ever considered how reporters might frame their questions on this concern? There is no time like the present, so let’s delve into a handful of such issues along with questions that shrewd […]| C-suite Blueprint
From grassroots advocacy to national policy battles, our community is standing strong to defend public lands, protect wild snowscapes, and keep decision-making close to the mountains we love.| Winter Wildlands Alliance
The 2025 Bicycle Second Line is next weekend and we hope you can join us and continue to grow this ride. Continuing the success of last year's event, we'll| Bike Easy
Learn how Fairphone addresses issues like child labor and conflict minerals in the Democratic Republic of Congo's turbulent mining industry.| Fairphone
Columbus, OH – October 23, 2025 — Stonewall Columbus will host the annual Donald R. Hallman LGBTQ+ Veterans Recognition Ceremony on Thursday, November 13, 2025, honoring the service and sacrifice […]| Stonewall Columbus
Each October during LGBTQ+ History Month—I consider October 14, 1979, when tens of thousands of people gathered in Washington, D.C. for the first National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. In the United States of America it was our community’s first national demonstration of that scale, a landmark…| Stonewall Columbus
Editor’s note: This article is adapted from a version published July 28, 2025, by the Minnesota Women’s Press. Two cities both intertwined and distinct, Minneapolis and Saint Paul have different approaches to solving similar housing problems — whether through city and county services, direct community aid, or both. Housing needs are a prominent issue in both the Minneapolis and Saint Paul mayoral races this year, as well as city council races. This story focuses on two major iss...| Streets.mn
On October 4 2025, Move Minnesota’s Livable Lyndale campaign hosted a “Stroll & Roll” rally to showcase what the experience will be like if Lyndale is reconstructed with a shared use path, as the current county design calls for. Here is a collection of testimonials from people in attendance. Video of testimonials along Lyndale Ave Links Sign the letter urging city council to withhold municipal consent Lyndale Ave project site Transcript [00:00:13] Elliott: My name is Elliott and I live ...| Streets.mn
