the same rebel group killed at least 44 people in 2 villages and the condi in thursday. meanwhile, a high level delegation from the un security council has wrapped up a 3 day visit to eastern democratic republic of congo to assess the security situation, where they stress that a diplomatic solution is needed to end the conflict with rebels. they did the multi not true good. it is clear that through on the support the m. 23. it is also clearly established that there are incursions by the regular rondon army in north cable, and that this still is unacceptable. so this is one of the subjects that must be discussed and it must stop us present. joe biden says he will address the banking crisis on monday that says the federal government in the house actions to shore up deposits and stem. and he rode at financial fallout from the southern collapse of silicon valley bank. the west federal reserve and treasury say the banks customers will have access to their deposits. thousands of pr
December 17, 2020
But for COVID-19, Less to Lean On, a special series on the Watson Institute’s Trending Globally podcast, might never have come to pass. The host of Trending Globally, Sarah Baldwin, Associate Director Steven Bloomfield, and several alumni and students worked for months to organize an April screening of “Providence Lost,” a documentary featuring one local family’s eviction, to be followed by a panel discussion on housing insecurity and homelessness. When COVID-19 shut everything down, Baldwin suggested transforming the students’ research and activism into a podcast series.
“I don’t think any of us realized what we were saying ‘yes’ to. It took on a life of its own,” Baldwin explained. “Housing is fundamental. If and how we are housed can affect the outcome of almost everything else in our lives, from education to employment to basic health.” The experience has stretched Baldwin, who typically researches her podcasts solo. COVID’s likely