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BET to Premiere Queen Latifah Documentary 'You Can Go Home Again' on November 27

BET to Premiere Queen Latifah Documentary 'You Can Go Home Again' on November 27

BET to Premiere Queen Latifah Documentary 'You Can Go Home Again' on November 27
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HESS Consortium to Host National Conference in Louisville, Focusing on Technology Strategy

HESS Consortium to Host National Conference in Louisville, Focusing on Technology Strategy

The HESS Consortium is scheduled to host its National Conference in Louisville from November 16-18, 2026. Strata Information Group (SIG) will be sponsoring and attending the event. The conference aims to bring together institutions to discuss technology strategy. SIG, a company with experience working with over 1,000 institutions, will be present to engage in these discussions. The event provides a platform for professionals in the education and technology sectors to network and explore advancements and challenges in technology implementation within their respective organizations.
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Miley Cyrus's Nonprofit Organization Expands Focus to Support Vulnerable Youth and Women

Miley Cyrus's Nonprofit Organization Expands Focus to Support Vulnerable Youth and Women

Miley Cyrus's nonprofit organization, initially established in 2014 to aid homeless and LGBTQ+ youth, has undergone a rebrand and expanded its mission. Now operating under the broader banner of the Miley Cyrus Foundation, it continues to support the Happy Hippie Foundation while also encompassing projects across various issue areas, geographies, and communities. The foundation's updated focus emphasizes the inspiration, power, and legacy of mothers in all their diversity, drawing inspiration from Cyrus's own late grandmother, Loretta, and mother, Tish. The organization funds programs that provide security, food, shelter, and healthcare to at-risk youth and vulnerable individuals. Notably, all operational costs are privately funded by Cyrus, ensuring that 100% of donations directly benefit communities in need. The foundation has also adapted to the digital age, offering online support groups and crisis resources for youth facing homelessness, isolation, and mental health challenges. Recently, Cyrus raised $...
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Alex Martins Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Promotes Screen-Free Environment for Dallas Kids to Enhance Focus and Discipline

Alex Martins Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Promotes Screen-Free Environment for Dallas Kids to Enhance Focus and Discipline

Alex Martins Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Promotes Screen-Free Environment for Dallas Kids to Enhance Focus and Discipline
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Subaru of America's 'Share the Love' Event Donates Over $320 Million to Charities

Subaru of America's 'Share the Love' Event Donates Over $320 Million to Charities

Subaru of America's 'Share the Love' Event Donates Over $320 Million to Charities
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Study Links Participatory Environmental Design in Urban Parks to Children's Health, Emphasizing Direct Exposure Over Satisfaction

Study Links Participatory Environmental Design in Urban Parks to Children's Health, Emphasizing Direct Exposure Over Satisfaction

A cross-sectional study conducted in five urban parks in Beijing investigated the association between participatory environmental design features of urban parks and children's physical and mental health. The research, involving 189 children aged 6–14 years and their guardians, found that parks incorporating participatory design had more interactive facilities and resulted in higher child satisfaction and improved health outcomes. Field audits measured the quantity and diversity of interactive facilities, while questionnaires assessed satisfaction, physical activity, mental health, and social skills. The study concluded that participatory park design primarily promotes children's health through direct environmental exposure rather than solely through improved subjective satisfaction. It also highlighted that prioritizing the adequacy of facilities is more effective than merely increasing their diversity in child-friendly park renewals.
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City of Santa Fe Releases 2026 Mayor's Homelessness Summit Report Outlining Key Findings and Next Steps

City of Santa Fe Releases 2026 Mayor's Homelessness Summit Report Outlining Key Findings and Next Steps

The City of Santa Fe has published its 2026 Mayor's Homelessness Summit Report, detailing key findings and recommended actions to address homelessness in the city. The report stems from a homelessness summit held in June by the City's Youth and Family Services Division. This event convened over 300 participants, including government leaders, housing experts, community members, and individuals with lived experience of homelessness. The comprehensive report is now available for public review, providing insights into the current state of homelessness and proposing strategies for future interventions and support.
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Priscilla Chan, Wife of Mark Zuckerberg, Exceeds $100 Million in Philanthropic Giving to Hawaii

Priscilla Chan, Wife of Mark Zuckerberg, Exceeds $100 Million in Philanthropic Giving to Hawaii

Priscilla Chan, pediatrician and philanthropist, has surpassed $100 million in charitable contributions to local causes in Hawaii since 2016. This milestone marks a decade of giving on the island of Kauai, where she and her husband, Mark Zuckerberg, own a large estate. The funds, channeled through the Chan Zuckerberg Kauai Community Fund at the Hawaii Community Foundation, have supported over 100 organizations. Key focus areas for the giving include affordable housing, health, education, youth programs, food production, land and Native Hawaiian culture, and job training. Notable contributions include grants to Kauai's public schools and a significant donation to Permanently Affordable Living Hawaii to create affordable housing through a community land trust.
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Colorado State University President Amy Parsons Receives $1.1 Million for Resignation Amidst Non-Disparagement Clause

Colorado State University President Amy Parsons Receives $1.1 Million for Resignation Amidst Non-Disparagement Clause

Colorado State University (CSU) President Amy Parsons is set to receive $1.1 million from the university following her resignation. This payment is attributed to a non-disparagement clause included in her contract. The information was reported during the Rocky Mountain Review's Campus News segment by Robert Sides. The announcement of Parsons' resignation and the associated financial settlement comes as part of broader updates from the university, which also included discussions from the most recent Associated Students of Colorado State University senate session. The details surrounding the non-disparagement clause and the specific reasons for her resignation beyond the contractual agreement were not elaborated upon in the report.
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Wexner name to remain on Ohio State buildings despite Epstein-driven protests

Wexner name to remain on Ohio State buildings despite Epstein-driven protests

Retail magnate Les Wexner’s name won't be removed from several Ohio State University buildings after hundreds of complaints were lodged over his close association with the late sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein
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University of Dayton's Dublin Flyers Program Offers Students International Internship and Cultural Immersion

University of Dayton's Dublin Flyers Program Offers Students International Internship and Cultural Immersion

University of Dayton's Dublin Flyers Program Offers Students International Internship and Cultural Immersion
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Meet the democratic socialists leading major US cities

Meet the democratic socialists leading major US cities

Democratic socialists are winning mayoral races in major U.S. cities. Meet the politicians behind the growing trend.