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Equate Scotland announces Joan Davidson Fund (UK)

Deadline: 2-May-23 The Equate Scotland is excited to announce the Round 5 of Joan Davidson Fund. These grants are intended to help women achieve a project

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ON the Beat | Crescent City Soundings, Chamber Birthing, Bowl-ing and More

ON the Beat | Crescent City Soundings, Chamber Birthing, Bowl-ing and More
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Center for Book Arts

Wandering around the flower district of Manhattan, you may be surprised to see a green flag hanging high above the flowers, signaling the location of the Center for Book Arts (CBA) on the third floor, where it has been located since 1999. As artist and designer Ben Denzer recently wrote to me, “Despite coming and going to CBA all the time, I can never really get over how much of an unexpected gem it is. The fact that this book utopia is hiding on the third floor of a random building on 27th street has always made me look at all NYC buildings as if each might contain delightful secrets inside.”

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Your horror stories about staying in Britain s worst hotel chain

Fiona Duncan's Europa Gatwick stay – part of Britannia, voted Britain’s worst hotel group by Which? Travel – prompted similar tales of woe

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Diversity in tech will equal a better future

FUTURE OF EDUCATION Work is underway on tackling pupils’ lack of awareness of the varied STEM careers available in Scotland Young people across Scotland are set to benefit from a £75,000 fund to help them learn innovative digital skills and prepare for the jobs and careers of the future. Grants of up to £5,000 will be available from Digital Xtra Fund, a charity backed by blue chip organisations such as Baillie Gifford and Amazon Web Services, which aims to boost interest in computing and technology in those aged 16 and under through extracurricular activities. The initiative is particularly aiming to interest female students in the sector and to help address some of the challenges teaching computing and IT.

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