Everyone loves a great comeback and the accounting profession is having one. The profession is evolving, and its perceived decline could not be further from reality. At the Lubin School of Business at Pace University (this author’s institution and home to one of the oldest accounting programs in New York City) there has been a […] The post The Accounting Comeback appeared first on The CPA Journal.| The CPA Journal
Higher education is facing a new imperative to align college outcomes with the needs of an increasingly dynamic and fast-changing workforce and economy. Employers and students alike are questioning whether a college degree still equips graduates with the skills needed to thrive in today’s economy. At the same time, public skepticism around the cost and […]| WSCUC
Five years have passed since the murder of George Floyd forced a global reckoning with racism. Yet in the UK international development sector, the question “what has changed?” still lands heavily, often with silence, discomfort, or defensiveness. The post Beyond solidarity: five years on, will our sector live its anti-racism values? appeared first on Bond | The international development network.| Bond | The international development network
Today, Thursday 23rd October, a new assessment from Publish What You Fund finds that, while transparency of aid spending across UK government departments... The post Bond reaction to new UK aid spending transparency report appeared first on Bond | The international development network.| Bond | The international development network
The Crime and Policing Bill is back in parliament after a summer break that saw thousands on the streets in protests. Here’s what you need to know about Labour’s first piece of legislation with measures that will further restrict the right to protest. The post What the crime and policing bill means for protest rights appeared first on Bond | The international development network.| Bond | The international development network
Momentum is building across the development sector to shift power over funding decisions to the communities where the money is being spent. Dominic Vickers reports experiences from organisations that are leading the way. The post Participatory grants may be the future of aid: so what have the pioneers learned? appeared first on Bond | The international development network.| Bond | The international development network
As the international development sector increasingly seeks to decolonise practice and ‘shift the power’, is there still a place for global volunteering? The post Voluntourism: where’s the harm? appeared first on Bond | The international development network.| Bond | The international development network
Today, Wednesday 15th October, The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) has released a comprehensive review examining the past six years of... The post Bond statement on ICAI report on UK aid to Sudan appeared first on Bond | The international development network.| Bond | The international development network
Ahead of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank Annual meetings, which start on 13 October, The Bretton Woods Project has launched a new website analysing IMF surveillance from the last 15 years. Tara Povey takes us through what they've discovered. The post The IMF is ideologically committed to neoliberalism despite its pronouncements on social inequality appeared first on Bond | The international development network.| Bond | The international development network
On this International Day of the Girl, let us commit to accelerating action by centring adolescent girls’ leadership in research, advocacy and action. The post Why and how we should listen to adolescent girls appeared first on Bond | The international development network.| Bond | The international development network
The new EU and UK deforestation regulations pose significant challenges for smallholder farmers. How can the UK government ensure no one is 'left behind'? The post Leave no-one behind: smallholder farmers must be put at the centre of tackling deforestation in supply chains appeared first on Bond | The international development network.| Bond | The international development network
7 October 2025 marks the second anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel. Two years on, the conflict in Gaza continues, with at least 67,160| Bond | The international development network
Kathy Klugman has been appointed the next Director-General of National Intelligence, becoming the first woman to fill the position. The post Kathy Klugman appointed first woman to lead National Intelligence appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
On Anti-Poverty Week, Australians are urged to act and end child poverty, giving every child hope and security. The post Ending child poverty in Australia is achievable. Parliamentarians must act now appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
To address a growing gender imbalance in co=ed selective schools, the NSW government will offer a gender equal number of selective places. The post NSW government to offer gender equal selective high school places from 2027 appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
On Menopause Day, women reflect on the unseen load they carry and the need for more understanding and support. The post The power of naming and discussing ‘The Menopausal Load’ appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
Australian swimming great Ariarne Titmus has announced her retirement from the sport at age 25, saying she's content with the decision. The post Aussie great Ariarne Titmus announces retirement from swimming at age 25 appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
Meghan Markle’s message on financial independence inspires women to embrace autonomy, financial literacy, and generational empowerment. The post Why financial independence shouldn’t be taboo for women appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
TIME magazine cover celebrates Donald Trump’s “triumph” in his Middle East peace deal, but the US president is more concerned with his image. The post ‘The worst of all time’: Donald Trump’s tantrum over TIME cover photo celebrating Middle East peace deal appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
Researchers are creating free, evidence-based resources to help families cope with the impacts of complex PTSD. The post Women and children need resources to cope with family members with complex PTSD appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
Drusilla Modjeska’s new book honours forgotten women artists whose creativity was long overshadowed by famous men. The post The daring women artists of last century were often sidelined as muses. A new book celebrates their brilliance appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
The alleged emails show Andrew corresponding with Epstein the day after incriminating photos of him and Virgina Giuffre were published. The post Prince Andrew’s latest Epstein revelations show the monarchy’s moral rot appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
Advocates and NSW Minister for Women Jodie Harrison are calling for Australian workplaces to better support women throughmenopause. The post Em Rusciano and advocates call for better menopause support in workplaces appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
US far-right commentator Candace Owens has lost her appeal in the high court over a decision to deny her entry visa to Australia.| Women's Agenda
The Governor’s Office of Community Partnerships and Strategic Communications (OCPSC) launched its California Connects: Regional Convenings series this week, beginning with a gathering in San Francisco that brought together more than 100 nonprofit, community, and government partners. The post California Connects launches in San Francisco: A statewide effort to strengthen community partnerships appeared first on San Francisco Bay View.| San Francisco Bay View
Texas Department of Criminal Justice officials face renewed scrutiny as former inmates and advocates allege systemic abuse of authority — including the routine use of chemical agents, surveillance, and punitive policies that critics say originated in prisons and later spread as tools of public control — while expanded mail restrictions, disciplinary rules, and lockdowns have intensified tensions and deepened concerns about accountability. The post Societal control: The real Stanford Priso...| San Francisco Bay View
Kings of Cali marked 21 years with 300+ riders and community outreach. The post Kings of Cali mark 21st anniversary: Over 300 motorcyclists plus guests gather for annual Meet & Greet at Venue Rentals appeared first on San Francisco Bay View.| San Francisco Bay View
There has been growing pressure—from investors, from the Financial Stability Board (FSB), and from the International Organization of Securities| The CPA Journal
In May 2025, WSCUC formed the Standards Review Work Group to examine the 2023 Standards of Accreditation following the President’s Executive Order on accreditation. On August 18, 2025, proposed targeted updates to the Standards were released for public comment, and institutions and stakeholders provided valuable feedback through September 12. Drawing on this input, the Work […] The post Updated 2023 Standards Adopted — Thank You for Your Input appeared first on WSCUC.| WSCUC
The WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) today unveiled new enhancements to its public Key Indicators Dashboard (KID), giving students, families, and policymakers clearer insight into the economic value of a college degree. The new Data Narrative feature uses guided questions and interactive charts that help users quickly see the real cost of college, […] The post WSCUC Launches Data Narrative to Bring Greater Transparency to College Costs and Value appeared first on WSCUC.| WSCUC
WSCUC grants accreditation to OpenClassrooms, enabling the expansion of “apprenticeship-degree” model co-designed with Fortune 500 employers The WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC), accreditor for more than 200 colleges and universities, today announced it has granted accreditation of OpenClassrooms, pioneering creator of registered apprenticeship programs that enable students to earn market wages while building […] The post WSCUC Grants Accreditation to Debt-Free Appr...| WSCUC
In May 2025, WSCUC launched a review of its 2023 Standards of Accreditation to ensure continued compliance with federal directives. The review was led by WSCUC’s Standards Review Work Group comprised of Commissioners representing the range of institutional missions within the WSCUC community. The Work Group has completed the initial phase of its review and […] The post WSCUC Invites Comments on Proposed Standards Updates appeared first on WSCUC.| WSCUC
WSCUC President Maria Toyoda recently joined the Insights with AICCU podcast to shed light on how WSCUC Standards advance both rigor and innovation to improve student outcomes and reduce student debt. Listen now for a thoughtful look at the work behind the scenes that helps ensure educational quality and supports institutional improvement in a changing […] The post WSCUC President Discusses Standards, Innovation, and Outcomes on AICCU Podcast appeared first on WSCUC.| WSCUC
The WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) has integrated the new Carnegie Classifications into its Key Indicators Dashboard (KID), providing institutions and stakeholders enhanced tools to analyze student outcomes and identify meaningful peer comparisons. Announced this spring, the new Carnegie framework reimagines historic classifications to reflect the full spectrum of institutions serving today’s students. […] The post New Carnegie Classifications Now Available in WSCUC...| WSCUC
Building on a distinguished group of higher education leaders, the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) welcomed eight new members to its Commission. WSCUC’s full roster of 2025-2026 Commissioners brings together executives with deep experience in academic and student affairs, assessment, finance, policy, law, and other key areas that help drive quality and accountability […]| WSCUC
How people feel about their ability to change something affects how they relate to it. That’s why understanding the UK public’s sense of efficacy is essential for anyone looking to raise funds and support for social impact issues like poverty reduction.| Bond | The international development network
Emma Watson has addressed her public disagreement with JK Rowling’s comments on trans rights, in a new interview with Jay Shetty.| Women's Agenda
Jimmie Wilson's love for fitness, family, and community as a Bay View youth inspired him to open a gym, Physique Magnifique, in South City of San Mateo County, with his wife Futaba Takashima. The post Physique Magnifique, gym owner, Jimmie Wilson, shares his passion in South City appeared first on San Francisco Bay View.| San Francisco Bay View
On Friday, Aug. 13, in Menlo Park, Belle Haven Action hosted Prince Dean, founder of Nubian Sharks. The youth-centered swim and aquatics program, Nubian Sharks, is a San Francisco-based organization. They promote water safety, health equity and cultural pride through accessible swim instructions and aquatic wellness for Black youth and families.| San Francisco Bay View
The 23rd Annual Financial Reporting Conference, hosted by Baruch College, New York, N.Y., on May 1, 2025, brought regulators and standards setters together with financial statement preparers and users to discuss emerging issues affecting the accounting profession. The conference began with opening remarks from Richard Jones, FASB Chair, who stressed that even as the board […] The post A Conversation with PCAOB Chair Erica Williams appeared first on The CPA Journal.| The CPA Journal
As the nation’s leading organization dedicated to children and adults with ADHD, CHADD comments on media coverage that contains misleading or inaccurate information. This response pertains to The New York Times Magazine article by Paul Tough, “Have We Been Thinking About A.D.H.D. All Wrong?” published on April 13, 2025, and the subsequent podcast released on… The post Statement from CHADD Regarding The New York Times Magazine Article, “Have We Been Thinking About A.D.H.D. All Wrong?...| CHADD
It's time to dust off the rosettes, it's party conference seasons. Here are all the tips and events you'll need to make the most of each conference from our public affairs manager Paul Abernethy.| Bond | The international development network
The government has released its climate risk sssessment, warning millions of Australians will be exposed to “compounding, cascading and concurrent” risks.| Women's Agenda
“Gone are the days we looked to other people to take care of us,” said Kenisha Roach. “We need the community to buy back into itself. It’s unity or death.” The post District 10 organizing is back appeared first on San Francisco Bay View.| San Francisco Bay View
The accounting profession stands at an inflection point. We’re facing both a generational pipeline crisis and an accelerating wave of technological disruption. Emerging technologies—artificial intelligence (AI) in particular—has captured the profession’s attention, for good reason. While some headlines predict AI will render traditional accounting roles obsolete, the reality is far more nuanced, and far more […] The post Meeting the Moment appeared first on The CPA Journal.| The CPA Journal
Banning ‘nudify’ apps is an important step, but alone it won’t stop the harm they cause, writes Nicola Henry.| Women's Agenda
World Humanitarian Day should not be a day of mourning alone. It should be a turning point — the moment when the world decided that the lives of those who serve others are worth protecting at any cost. New blog from Bond's Humanitarian Adviser Mustafa Al-Soufi.| Bond | The international development network
Seeing scenes of the anti-immigration rally play out after watching the jubilation of the marathon, it was difficult to imagine these were images of the same city.| Women's Agenda
And better than an MP who plans on attending an anti-immigration march.| Women's Agenda
If we want more disabled leaders to speak up, rise up and stay up—we must first remove the barriers that keep them silent.| Women's Agenda
New research traces the Liberal Party’s problem with women back to policy shifts made under former Prime Minister John Howard.| Women's Agenda
The LNP's Queensland state conference featured Sussan Ley, Peter Dutton, David Crisafulli and ideological debates Australia has moved on from| Women's Agenda
Melbourne will host the Women Deliver conference in 2026, the first time it is being held in the Oceania region.| Women's Agenda
In a time of constrained resources and rising need, AKF’s new guide offers a flexible blueprint for community-led innovation and sustainable impact| Bond | The international development network
Les Pick, director of manufacturing and adviser propositions,... The post Les Pick from more2life responds to the Great Expectations Report first appeared on Equity Release Council. The post Les Pick from more2life responds to the Great Expectations Report appeared first on Equity Release Council.| Equity Release Council
Kay Westgarth, director of sales at Standard Life... The post Kay Westgarth from Standard Life Home Finance responds to Great Expectations report first appeared on Equity Release Council. The post Kay Westgarth from Standard Life Home Finance responds to Great Expectations report appeared first on Equity Release Council.| Equity Release Council
Alice Watson, head of marketing communications at Canada... The post Alice Watson from Canada Life UK responds to Great Expectations Report first appeared on Equity Release Council. The post Alice Watson from Canada Life UK responds to Great Expectations Report appeared first on Equity Release Council.| Equity Release Council
Will Hale, CEO of Key, responds to the... The post Key CEO, Will Hale responds to Great Expectations Report first appeared on Equity Release Council. The post Key CEO, Will Hale responds to Great Expectations Report appeared first on Equity Release Council.| Equity Release Council
The UK government has published the long-awaited Civil Society Covenant. Here’s our take on what it means for the sector from Rowan Popplewell and Lena Bheeroo.| Bond | The international development network
Last week, Bond and more than 20 of our members, travelled to Seville alongside government, UN, global civil society and business representatives for the Fourth International Financing for Development Conference (FfD4). Here, Alex Farley, Sandra Martinsone and our members take us through the events of the conference.| Bond | The international development network
Lucas leads live shows and workshops that use humor to address trauma, build confidence, and foster social support—especially within the Black community.| San Francisco Bay View
Seville Responding to Baroness Chapman's ministerial statement at the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD), Alex Farley,| Bond | The international development network
Bond will be in Seville attending the Finance for Development Conference (FfD4) to engage in discussions about how to design and deliver a financial| Bond | The international development network
BizCover customers will be able to quote and purchase Vero Business Pack policies online, a new product that provides comprehensive coverage solutions tailored for SMEs.| BizCover
Make calls and spread the word. Kevin “Rashid” Johnson, ID number 397279, must be treated humanely, given good medical care for his broken leg and a decent place to sleep and full communications access.| San Francisco Bay View
Change health care to serve the people of our country, a system where caregivers are free from corporate control.| San Francisco Bay View
We're excited to announce the appointment of Ali Reed as our new Chief Growth Officer, as the agency continues on its mission to dominate the industry in the new era of media agencies.| Brainlabs
The A6033 from Hebden Bridge to Oxenhope will be open on Bank Holiday Monday (31 August). It will also continue to be open at weekends. But road closures as part of work to improve its safety will continue throughout September … Continue reading →| Upper Calder Valley Plain Speaker
Before we all go rarara about the Conservative government’s new scheme to boost tree planting, let’s just note that it’s based on the financialisation of the ecosystem – ie turning the natural environment into another set of markets for the … Continue reading →| Upper Calder Valley Plain Speaker
As Australia’s No. 1 online business insurance service, BizCover is proud to announce that we have been nominated for five Insurance Business awards for 2025.| BizCover
A viral TikTok trend before the platform’s temporary US ban revealed influencers’ secrets, but audiences barely blinked. Despite losing authenticity, engagement and sentiment remained strong. The lesson for brands? Authenticity has evolved into meaningful alignment between influencer, audience, and brand values, over simply being “candid”. With the right data and a bold creative approach, brands can redefine authenticity and drive results without losing their edge.| Brainlabs
Book pairings of titles for younger and older readers can spark important conversations between parents and children,| Diverse BookFinder
Uncover the secrets behind automated bidding strategies in this eye-opening report on Google's bidder!| Brainlabs
Barb, the industry’s standard for understanding what people watch, today announced its collaboration with MediaSense and Snowflake for the Barb Data Hub, a new cloud-based system for storing, processing and distributing Barb viewing data to the industry. | Barb
BizCover has won the Product Review Award in the Business Insurance category for 2025. This marks the sixth straight year BizCover has won the award.| BizCover
On December 12th 2024, The Media Leader posted a story which draws attention to an issue in how Barb has been reporting audiences for BVOD services.| Barb
Guest author; Alice Levine shares her search for children's books that discuss Civil Rights struggles that occurred outside of the southern United States.| Diverse BookFinder
Award-winning author; David A. Robertson joins the DBF to discuss his newest title and the importance of representation in children's books.| Diverse BookFinder
Author Carmen Bogan & illustrator Daria Peoples join the DBF to discuss their latest Picture Book; Tasha's Voice.| Diverse BookFinder
Deciding between becoming a sole trader or forming a company is a big decision and depends on several factors.| BizCover
The SMSF Association, BizCover and insurance brokerage Numerisk have teamed up to offer SMSF Association members a market leading insurance offering. The SMSF Association, an independent body that represents Australia’s self-managed super fund professionals, completed a rigorous tender process for a contemporary General Insurance solution that would benefit SMSF Association members, consisting largely of accountants, […]| BizCover
Protect your small business from unforeseen events. Learn how to safeguard your business against potential disruptions and maintain business continuity.| BizCover
Find out Australia’s worst customer behaviours, and which cities are the worst offenders in our latest survey.| BizCover
We are very excited to share that Carrie Heckenliable has joined the Andiron team as Both/And Program Manager! In this role, Carrie will support our suite of Both/And...| Andiron
In the complex corporate landscape, successful navigation hinges upon a fundamental shift in mindset. Based on our work, steeped in research, we believe that developing a Both/And mindset,...| Andiron
As the temperatures fall and we enter the holiday season, it becomes routine to express gratitude for our friends, loved ones and even people we may not know....| Andiron
Effectively seeing and navigating polarities is a cornerstone of sustainable and successful organizational performance. There are many positive impacts that result when leaders implement strategies to navigate paradoxical...| Andiron
🍂 Cozy Up to the Polarity of Exude Competence::Exude Warmth 🎃 Connecting with people in the workplace in meaningful ways has always been a challenge. However, as the...| Andiron
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Polarities and the Hybrid Working Model Organizations everywhere are still struggling to tackle the challenge of hybrid work. Although “work from home” or “work from the office” aren’t...| Andiron
In the complex world of organizational leadership, a fundamental understanding of polarities and their impact on success is becoming increasingly essential. The seminal book “Navigating Polarities” co-authored by...| Andiron
OPINION | FILM | BOLD CITIZENS | SAULIUS BERŽINIS | SHEDUVA | MUSEUM OF THE LOST SHTETL ◊ Five Minutes & Six Seconds: The Satanic Verses of Sheduva, Lithuania? Our take: We sincerely regret that the directors, donors, and staff of the "Museum of the Lost Shtetl" in the town of Sheduva, Li| Defending History
OPINION | COMMEMORATIONS | EVENTS | SHEDUVA & ITS NEW MUSEUM ◊ by Dovid Katz ◊ [UPDATE OF 10 MAY 2024: YOUTUBE FILM TRAILER REMOVED BY "MUSEUM OF THE LOST SHTETL"] The passage of the decades has taken a naturally gradual toll on our ability to even imperfectly fathom history's most su| Defending History
OPINION | VILNIUS'S GENOCIDE CENTER | VILNIUS'S GENOCIDE MUSEUM | TUSKULĖNAI PEACE PARK | GLORIFYING COLLABORATORS | DOUBLE GENOCIDE | EVENTS ◊ by Dovid Katz Published reports today provided details and images of the solemn, significant, and meaningful April 24th commemoration ceremony remembe| Defending History
DOCUMENTS | 2023-2024 “WORKING GROUP” ON VILNA CEMETERY | WHO ARE THE MEMBERS? | OLD VILNA JEWISH CEMETERY AT PIRAMÓNT | OPPOSITION TO CONVENTION CENTER | THE “CPJCE” | CEMETERIES & MASS GRAVES | HUMAN RIGHTS ◊ VILNIUS—Sources in the Lithuanian prime minister's office today released to Defen| Defending History
OPINION | 2023-2024 “WORKING GROUP” ON VILNA CEMETERY | WHO ARE THE MEMBERS? | OLD VILNA JEWISH CEMETERY AT PIRAMÓNT | OPPOSITION TO CONVENTION CENTER | THE “CPJCE” | CEMETERIES & MASS GRAVES | HUMAN RIGHTS ◊ VILNIUS—The major Jewish Orthodox publication Yated Ne'eman featured a full page ev| Defending History
◊ Vilnius Jewish Community invites people of all faiths and backgrounds to Rabbi Samuel Jacob Feffer’s Open & Free Passover Seyder, celebrating the Jewish festival of freedom this Monday, 22 April, 9 PM to late, at the Narutis Hotel, Pilies g. 24 (ground floor, hall at end of corridor) Every| Defending History
OPINION | 2023-2024 “WORKING GROUP” ON VILNA CEMETERY | WHO ARE THE MEMBERS? | OLD VILNA JEWISH CEMETERY AT PIRAMÓNT | OPPOSITION TO CONVENTION CENTER | THE “CPJCE” | CEMETERIES & MASS GRAVES | HUMAN RIGHTS ◊ "Letter of Moral Capitulation" from Three Rabbinic Organizations? They sanct| Defending History
J. NOREIKA | NOREIKA PLAQUE IN CENTRAL VILNIUS | COLLABORATOR GLORIFICATION | VILNIUS: 700 YEARS CELEBRATION ◊ Ides of March 2024: BUT STILL NO ANNOUNCED DECISION ON FUTURE OF CENTRAL VILNIUS SHRINE TO HITLER COLLABORATOR J. NOREIKA. A SHRINE WITH A RECENT STORIED HISTORY. ONE OF A NUMBER OF PUB| Defending History
COLLABORATORS GLORIFIED | NOREIKA SAGA | JUOZAS KRIKSTAPONIS MONUMENT | U.S.A. ◊ America's new ambassador in Vilnius, HE Kara McDonald, makes a dramatic entrance that will go down in history, citing glorified Holocaust perpetrators Krikštaponis and Noreika by name, in first major interview: "I| Defending History
