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
The post Your Daily Phil: A sure-to-be-heated World Zionist Congress kicks off in Jerusalem appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
The post Your Daily Phil: We need to talk about the Israeli civil service appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
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
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Candidate surveys, especially to local school board candidates, is an effective way for school library advocates to line up support and understand opposition before an election.| Politics in Practice
Columnist Jacqueline Babiarz shares how her family promoted awareness about Rett syndrome by creating a Cammy Can superhero character.| Rett Syndrome News
The SWIFT Portal is live!| Urgenci
The post Your Daily Phil: Cosgrove’s anti-Mamdani pulpit endorsement sparks debate among rabbis appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
Written by Adriana Ballinger, Yale University Charles P. Howland Postgraduate Research Fellow at the National Museum of Ireland, Natural History. Natural history specimens are often inaccessible to the communities from which they were collected. As a result, source communities lack … Continue reading →| NatSCA
Written by Sarah Burhouse, Caitlin Jamison, Bethany Palumbo & Vicky Ward. Compiled by Jennifer Gallichan, Vertebrate Curator, Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales. Those of us that that are lucky enough to work with natural science collections will be familiar with … Continue reading →| NatSCA
Join All That Philly Jazz Director Faye Anderson for a stroll through North Broad’s storied jazz history. We will walk the streets of North Philly and stop at places that hold the stories of legend…| All That Philly Jazz
Israeli journalist who has written for Davar and Yedioth Ahronoth, he won the Israel Prize in 2007, Nahum Barnea turns 81 Chairman emeritus of the shopping mall developer Simon Property Group and the principal owner of the NBAs Indiana Pacers, Herbert Herb Simon turns 91 Distinguished university professor of American and Jewish studies at the State University of New York at New... Read More The post Your Daily Phil: Repair the World gets $13M boost for post-Oct. 7 expansion appeared ...| eJewishPhilanthropy
October is Residents’ Rights Month 2025. Stand with nursing home residents and help protect loved ones from abuse and neglect.| Nursing Home Abuse Center
Preliminary meetings are occurring amid the ongoing government shutdown, while some advocates call for Health Secretary Kennedy’s removal The post It’s been a month. And we still don’t know much about Kennedy’s Long COVID consortium. first appeared on The Sick Times.| The Sick Times
Through the Wolanin Congressional Internship, TRIO alumna Brianna Mendelson discovered how advocacy, relationship-building, and policy work intersect to expand educational opportunity. Her experience on Capitol Hill transformed her from a beneficiary of TRIO into a confident advocate determined to bridge healthcare and education policy to advance opportunity for future generations. The post When Policy Becomes Personal: My Journey as a Wolanin Congressional Intern appeared first on Council fo...| Council for Opportunity in Education
This honorary doctorate marks the twelfth honorary degree bestowed upon Dr. Mitchem in recognition of his enduring impact on students and institutions across the country. The post COE Congratulates President Emeritus Dr. Arnold Mitchem on Honorary Doctorate from Colorado State University Pueblo appeared first on Council for Opportunity in Education.| Council for Opportunity in Education
The decisions by the Department represent one of the most sweeping disruptions to TRIO in its history, impacting dozens of TRIO programs nationwide, and depriving thousands of youth, adult learners, and veterans left without college access and support services. The post The Council for Opportunity in Education Challenges Department of Education Discontinuation and Denial of TRIO Grants appeared first on Council for Opportunity in Education.| Council for Opportunity in Education
We know this has been an extraordinarily challenging time for the entire TRIO community. But just moments ago, we received word that some GANs for the 2025-2026 program year have finally started to be released. This shows that your advocacy is making a difference. The post COE President Jones Presses Education Secretary McMahon on 2025-2026 GANs and Grant Cancellations appeared first on Council for Opportunity in Education.| Council for Opportunity in Education
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted 26-3 to pass the FY 2026 Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations bill, sustaining TRIO funding at $1.2 billion and maintaining support for other key higher education programs, including GEAR UP, Pell Grants, and Federal Work-Study. The bill also includes critical report language directing the Department of Education to maintain funding levels across all TRIO programs and meet deadlines for grant competitions and award notifications, marking a major advocac...| Council for Opportunity in Education
From case study competitions to graduate school fairs and powerful conversations with alumni, the Summit proved that leadership isn’t born—it’s cultivated. Students left with tools, networks, and renewed vision for what they can achieve. The post TRIO Future Leaders Summit Ignites Passion and Purpose in First-Generation Students Nationwide appeared first on Council for Opportunity in Education.| Council for Opportunity in Education
The post Your Daily Phil: Safe arbor: New ‘Iron Swords Forest’ marks pain, hope appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
I received an invitation in February to speak at an educational research symposium at a local university in April 2025. While excited, I was also nervous, given our current social and political climate. During this time of uncertainty, people are more mindful of how they […] The post Finding Your Voice in Uncertain Times appeared first on Corwin Connect.| Corwin Connect
Latest News Federal Government Shutdown Continues The federal government continues its partial…| American Public Works Association
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Latest News Federal Government Shutdown Continues The federal government is operating under…| American Public Works Association
In his final address as chair of the American Bankers Association, John Asbury, CEO of Atlantic Union Bank in Richmond,| ABA Banking Journal
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October 20-26, 2025 - Free Speech Week is nonpartisan, non-ideological event to raise awareness and celebrate the importance of free speech and a free press in the United States.| News/Media Alliance
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On September 28, 2025, Switzerland adopted the use of “electronic proof of identity,” or e-IDs, to be issued and administered by the Swiss government. Use of the e-ID is meant to be voluntary and free of charge. However, there’s still real concern about the use of e-ID in Switzerland. The vote passed with just 50.4% of the voters in agreement. A previous vote on the same subject failed in 2021. And, I think there’s real cause for concern. Fortunately, I was able to talk directly about...| Blockchain Commons
Competitive bidding for catheters means reduced patient choice, jeopardized supply chains, and an incentive to push cheap, poorly made products.| STAT
I write to you today outraged on behalf of everyone who depends on a functioning government. Last Wednesday, the U.S...| From The Prow
The Terminal Tower, “Cleveland’s Signature Skyscraper,” beamed purple for the second straight year in support of LGBTQ youth and against bullying. It is the first landmark in Ohio to participate in Spirit Day, and the skyline this year expanded the purple output, with the nearby Beaux Arts post office plaza also lighting its columns, reflections [...] The post Cleveland Rocks Spirit Day, Lighting Up Downtown Landmarks to Lift LGBTQ Youth first appeared on GLAAD.| GLAAD
Alex Schmider, Emmy®, Peabody, and Critics Choice Award-nominated film producer, has been honored on the 2025 OUT 100 under the Educator category. As GLAAD’s Senior Director of Entertainment, he plays a pivotal role in shaping authentic LGBTQ narratives across media and technology. Reflecting on his own journey, Alex recalls the profound impact of the lack [...] The post GLAAD’s Alex Schmider Recognized on 2025 OUT100 List first appeared on GLAAD.| GLAAD
by César Velazquez Felipe Querida Julie: On October 6th, we experienced your transition to another plane of existence. Since that day, I have felt some regret that I didn’t take advantage of the opportunities I had to get to know you better. However, I have come to realize that I learned so much from you [...] The post OP-ED – A Letter to Julie McKnight: On Legacy, Love, and the Fight Against HIV first appeared on GLAAD.| GLAAD
When I arrived at the Sofitel Los Angeles for the 2025 Black Queer Creative Summit (BQCS) partnered with P&G, BET, Zillow, Starz #TakeTheLead, Lyft, Crocs and Hinge’s One More Hour initiative as Official Sponsors and Spotify as a Supporting Sponsor, the air was electric. It was the kind of energy that feels both ancient and [...] The post GLAAD’s Black Queer Creative Summit Returns to Los Angeles for a Powerful Second Year first appeared on GLAAD.| GLAAD
Tuesday, October 7 marked the first day back for the U.S. Supreme Court's fall term -- and the first case the justices heard could have consequential impacts on the LGBTQ community. Chiles v. Salazar concerns a Colorado therapist, Kaley Chiles, seeking to overturn the state's law protecting LGBTQ youth from so-called conversion "therapy," or practices| GLAAD | GLAAD rewrites the script for LGBTQ acceptance.
10/14/25 BOE Meeting Notes With a large number of union representatives demonstrating outside the board meeting related to strike threats from both UESF and UASF, the meeting itself ran more… The post SF Parent BOE Meeting Summary 10/15/25 appeared first on San Francisco Parent Coalition.| San Francisco Parent Coalition
SFUSD BOE Meeting Cheat Sheet – 10/14/2025 Public commenting is an important opportunity to make your powerful voice heard. Let the S.F. Board of Education and SFUSD Leadership know how… The post SFUSD BOE Meeting Cheat Sheet – 10/14/25 appeared first on San Francisco Parent Coalition.| San Francisco Parent Coalition
Dear SFUSD Champions and Supporters, Thanks for staying with us in this work. For five years now, every time you’ve showed up—at a board meeting, in a classroom, or at…| San Francisco Parent Coalition
The Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research (FSR) marks 25 years of work to help people with sarcoidosis live better lives with an evening gala honoring leaders and partners driving research, care, […] The post Sarcoidosis foundation marks 25 years of research, advocacy for cure appeared first on Sarcoidosis News.| Sarcoidosis News – The Web's Daily Resource for Sarcoidosis News
The school year is in full swing, and you have a good pulse on your teaching situation. Your art room or cart is set up, and you’re monitoring your systems and zones in action. You’re starting to get to know your students, and they’re really opening up to you. The jokes and camaraderie are rolling […] The post Let’s Celebrate YOUR Story Together! State of Art Education 2026 Survey appeared first on The Art of Education.| The Art of Education
The post The October 2025 <em>News from ECOG-ACRIN</em> blog is now available appeared first on ECOG-ACRIN Cancer Research Group.| ECOG-ACRIN Cancer Research Group
Hundreds of members of the group gathered for a summit that featured former President Trump and Gov. Ron DeSantis, as well as protesters.| Education Week
President Trump overturns scientific analysis and public opinion to revive the Ambler Road to support foreign mining interests. The post Trump Administration Greenlights Ambler Road Project appeared first on Winter Wildlands Alliance.| Winter Wildlands Alliance
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. The post Policy Update – September 2025 appeared first on Winter Wildlands Alliance.| Winter Wildlands Alliance
The Roadless Rule protects over 45 million acres of multiple-use National Forest land from logging and development. But now, these protections are in jeopardy. The post We Really Don’t Need More Roads (we can’t even afford the ones we already have) appeared first on Winter Wildlands Alliance.| Winter Wildlands Alliance
Tell USDA to keep Forest Service offices local—closing regional offices risks jobs, snow monitoring, and community input on public lands. The post The Forest Service’s Reorganization Plan Could Leave Your Community Behind appeared first on Winter Wildlands Alliance.| Winter Wildlands Alliance
The Fourth Circuit has revived an incarcerated person’s lawsuit challenging a $15 fine taken from his account as punishment.| www.prisonpolicy.org
In a joint open letter, 56 civil society organizations expressed concern over the constitutional amendments adopted by the National Council of the Slovak Republic on 26 September 2025. The letter calls on the European Commission to initiate infringement proceedings against Slovakia and to take further action at EU level. Continue Reading Slovakia: The ICJ and 55 organizations express concern over constitutional amendments, urge EU action The post Slovakia: The ICJ and 55 organizations express...| International Commission of Jurists
On 13-14 October 2025, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) and the Greek Council for Refugees (GCR) held a transnational workshop in Athens on strategic litigation before the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) to challenge the detention of migrant children. Continue Reading EU: Litigating before the European Court of Human Rights to protect migrant children from detention The post EU: Litigating before the European Court of Human Rights to protect migrant children from detention...| International Commission of Jurists
The International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) expresses its dismay and profound concern at the Nabeul Court of First Instance’s sentencing of Saber Chouchane, a 51-year-old labourer, to death on 1 October 2025, following his conviction on spurious, albeit serious, “State security” charges arising from his social media posts criticizing Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed. The ICJ… Continue Reading Tunisia: death penalty case symptomatic of rule of law and judicial independence in abeyance...| International Commission of Jurists
Geneva. 09 October 2025. With the conclusion yesterday of the UN Human Rights Council’s 60th session, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) welcomes the significant progressive steps taken towards accountability and justice in Afghanistan and Sri Lanka, while denouncing the failure of States to provide the necessary financial and political support to the world’s premier… Continue Reading UN Human Rights Council: Progress achieved in addressing impunity in Afghanistan and Sri L...| International Commission of Jurists
Organizations: Lawyers’ Rights Watch Canada, IBAHRI, ICJ Item: Item 10: Interactive Dialogue with the Special Rapporteur on the situation of hu| International Commission of Jurists
A brief overview of Alaska Statutes versus regulations The post Making Sense of Statutes and Regulations in Alaska’s Food System appeared first on Alaska Food Policy Council.| Alaska Food Policy Council
Food systems advocacy updates for Alaska and the nation in September 2025.| Alaska Food Policy Council
Read how a mom and her daughter from Utah worked hard to share their story and talk with lawmakers about the Ensuring Lasting Smiles Act. Their journey shows how being kind, not giving up, and meeting in person can make a big difference for families like theirs and for ELSA. She walks you through step by step what she did to be successful.| National Foundation for Ectodermal Dysplasias
On September 29, 2025, Heather F. Perfetti, Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) President, provided written comments on the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) proposal to amend the regulations on the admissions period for certain classifications of the nonimmigrant status,...| Middle States Commission on Higher Education
Our nation is in a dangerous moment. Political violence is no longer rare. In just the past year we have seen elected officials threatened at their homes, campaign events disrupted by violence, and even attempts on the lives of political leaders. [...] Read More... The post Beyond Polarization: Building a Democracy That Rejects Violence first appeared on Nonprofit VOTE.| Nonprofit VOTE
Peloton's connected fitness experience shot to success during the early days of the pandemic, then tripped, losing around 34% of its stock value by the end of 2021. Despite this uneven start, one metric has stayed steady: Peloton's customer retention. At the end of pandemic lockdowns in February 2022, Peloton had kept 92% of its| Extole | Customer Engagement Platform
Fordham hosted a film screening and discussion honoring the centenary of the life and legacy of John McNeill, a pioneer in Catholic LGBTQ+ ministry. Panelists connected McNeill’s work to modern national, theological and political issues on Oct. 6 in the McNally Amphitheatre at Fordham Lincoln Center. The event opened with a screening of the hour-long... The post Fordham Honors Catholic LGBTQ+ Ministry Trailblazer appeared first on The Observer.| The Observer
The federal government has shut down, and the impacts are already being felt across systems and services our community depends on. Read our summary of the key areas of impact and tips on ways to stay connected.| Solve ME/CFS Initiative
A new bill in California would prohibit plastic microbeads in personal care and cleaning products by 2030. Learn the impact of this ban.| Breast Cancer Prevention Partners (BCPP)
Working to ensure municipal and tribal cultural facilities can access funding The post Testifying to Broaden Cultural Facilities Fund’s Eligibility appeared first on Mass Cultural Council.| Mass Cultural Council
While some anti-mask policies have failed — a win for workers — there is a larger effort to ban masks in the U.S. on state and local levels. And more businesses may attempt to ban masks in the workplace even though these policies may violate laws that protect masks as accessibility devices. The Sick Times spoke with five workers affected by anti-mask attitudes in their workplaces, as well as organizers and a disability law expert, about how to push back against these policies. The post De...| The Sick Times
Between a political policy environment focused on defunding and deleting data collections – an environment in which little can be trusted – and an onslaught of new AI tools that feed indiscriminately on data, bits of information at the intersection of rows and columns are appearing in headlines more than ever before. To avoid cultural memory loss, we must build systems that save what humanity needs across disciplinary silos rather than saving some archives and losing others through an acc...| The Scholarly Kitchen
Fifty years ago, on November 29, 1975, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) was signed into law. This law ensures the rights of individuals with special needs and disabilities to receive a free appropriate public education (FAPE), including our loved ones with Prader-Willi syndrome. Without this law, many, perhaps most, of our loved ones […] The post Cuts to Department of Education Affect Individuals with PWS – Call to Action! appeared first on Prader-Willi Syndrome Asso...| Prader-Willi Syndrome Association | USA
The Indiana Medicaid Drug Utilization Review (DUR) Board Meeting will be meeting October 17, 2025, starting at 10:00 AM EST. Here’s how you can help: The Indiana Medicaid DUR Board 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 Indiana PWS Families! appeared first on Prader-Willi Syndrome Association | USA.| Prader-Willi Syndrome Association | USA
The post Museums Matter, Why Do We Still Not Fund Them Like They Do? appeared first on BCMA.| BCMA
Foodlink is closely monitoring the impact of the government shutdown and will continue to provide updates about how it will affect federal nutrition programs. For now, here is what we know: SNAP: Benefits for October will be issued on schedule and without interruption, per New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance. These benefits […] The post Foodlink monitoring government shutdown’s impact on nutrition programs appeared first on Foodlink Inc.| Foodlink Inc
CAI Advocacy is reflecting on 2025 community association legislative trends and gearing up to predict 2026 industry trends. Seven state legislatures are completing their 2025 legislative sessions, and 16 states have started prefiling legislation for upcoming 2026 state legislative sessions. Those states include Alabama, Alaska, Florida, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri (senate only), […]| CAI Advocacy Blog
The CAI Board of Trustees approved a newly updated Assessment Increase Limitations Public Policy. This update reflects CAI’s commitment to ensuring a community association board’s ability to retain reasonable discretion to effectively financially manage the community by adjusting assessments. Such decisions are made thoughtfully and are based on several factors including the need to conduct […]| CAI Advocacy Blog
The 2025 fiscal year ended on Sept 30. The Antideficiency Act prohibits federal agencies from obligating any money without an appropriation from Congress. Any period when appropriations are not enacted into law, either through regular appropriations bills or a continuing resolution, is known as a “funding gap.”| CAI Advocacy Blog
Annika Berlin thought her DC fellowship would give her a high-level overview of federal disability policy. She ended up deep in the trenches, defending rights that were codified decades ago. The post An Amputee Advocate’s Trial by Fire in DC appeared first on Amplitude.| Amplitude
Celebrate 15 Years of Lifesaving Work with ARC Join us on November 2nd, 2025 for an unforgettable evening as Animal Rescue Corps celebrates 15 years of rescuing animals in crisis, providing second chances, and building more compassionate communities. This special anniversary event hosted by The Stage on Broadway will feature live performances by Learn More The post Raise the Woof! appeared first on Animal Rescue Corps.| Animal Rescue Corps
This funding battle carries particular weight for Christian communicators as the FCC and congressional priorities are stalled.| NRB
CASP Fundraiser, Satnam Singh The post Bradley Maxwell, Suicide Prevention Fundraiser appeared first on Canadian Association For Suicide Prevention.| Canadian Association For Suicide Prevention
The Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention (CASP) marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation by urging the federal government to act on the 94 Calls to Action, especially those addressing Indigenous health. CASP emphasizes culturally safe, Indigenous-led mental health initiatives as essential to suicide prevention and reconciliation.| Canadian Association For Suicide Prevention
Observed in October each year, Down Syndrome Awareness Month was started by the National Down Syndrome Society in the 1980’s. By spreading awareness, advocacy, and inclusion throughout the community, the month is a time to celebrate individuals with Down syndrome and make people aware of their abilities and accomplishments. In recognition of Down Syndrome Awareness Month, America’s Charities… The post Down Syndrome Awareness Month: Awareness, Advocacy, and Inclusion appeared first on...| America's Charities
October is here, which means it’s time for Hacktoberfest, the annual celebration of Open Source contributions hosted by DigitalOcean and friends. The Open Source Initiative (OSI) is proud to be once again a community partner of Hacktoberfest this year, helping to amplify participation and welcome new contributors to the Open Source movement.| Open Source Initiative
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. The post Weekly Healthcare Policy Round-Up appeared first on American Liver Foundation.| American Liver Foundation
The Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR) congratulates the following 63 teams accepted to be a part of the 2024-25 Scholars Transforming Through Research (STR) Program. The STR Program is a competitive application-based professional development opportunity for teams consisting of a campus representative and one to three undergraduate students. The post CUR Releases 2025 STR Program Participants appeared first on The Council on Undergraduate Research.| The Council on Undergraduate Research
Society of Professional Journalists, improving and protecting journalism since 1909| Society of Professional Journalists
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 LEARN Behavioral.| LEARN Behavioral
A letter from our Executive Director| Bike Easy
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 Behavioral Concepts (BCI).| Behavioral Concepts (BCI)
More than 30 stakeholder organisations in the US energy storage value chain have formed a new association to represent common interests.| Energy-Storage.News
Key Info: What: Celebrate another year of fighting for safer streets and reparative justice with Our Streets! There will be food, friends and opportunities to win some sweet prizes. When: October 8, 2025 from 6 PM to 8 PM (or ride with us to the event) Where: Dual Citizen Brewing Co. 725 Raymond Ave, St Paul, MN 55114 Party on the way to the Party! Andy Lambert or Andy Lageson from Cyclehoop will be leading a party ride to the event: Meet at Humboldt and the Greenway @ 5:15 PM, Roll at ...| Streets.mn
Chef Sammy Monsour’s podcast Repertoire reveals the personal stories, values, and struggles that drive chefs to cook and advocate for change. The post Telling Real Stories Through Food: Inside Sammy Monsour’s New Podcast ‘Repertoire’ appeared first on Food Tank.| Food Tank
The News Media Coalition, of which the News/Media Alliance is a member of, filed comments on October 6 regarding the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS).| News/Media Alliance
The 2025 News Media Alliance Support Journalism Awards Dinner & Fly-In took place on October 7th and 8th. More than 100 participants representing news, magazine and digital-only publishers, representing 34 states, met with Members of Congress and their staff on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.| News/Media Alliance
On October 7th, the News/Media Alliance held its Support Journalism Awards Dinner to honor Senator Marsha Blackburn and Senator Maria Cantwell for their defense of journalism.| News/Media Alliance
