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San Angelo, Texas This weekend was a special one for faculty staff and students at Angelo State University .
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Angelo State University ’s Department of History has been officially re-named the Arnoldo De León Department of History in honor .
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Young people as game changers for a sustainable, green future
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17 May 2021
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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, 17 May 2021 UNFPA East and Southern Africa, under the auspices of the Safeguard Young People programme, today launched the ‘Climate HackLab’ project, which aims to empower young people and offer them the opportunity to be game changers and drivers of a sustainable green future.
Through the UNFPA Climate HackLab project, young people will create smart innovations that will help build resilience during adverse climate events in their communities.
From young people aged 14 to 35 years, the project will solicit creative and smart innovations or ideas that have the potential to be scaled up in East and Southern Africa.
Young people as game changers for a sustainable, green future to protect the health and well-being of all
Young people as game changers for a sustainable, green future to protect the health and well-being of all
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Young people as game changers for a sustainable, green future to protect the health and well-being of all
17 May 2021
PRESS RELEASE
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, 17 May 2021 UNFPA East and Southern Africa, under the auspices of the Safeguard Young People programme, today launched the ‘Climate HackLab’ project, which aims to empower young people and offer them the opportunity to be game changers and drivers of a sustainable green future.
Evoke deepens multicultural marketing expertise with creative powerhouse, Lisa Llewellyn
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NEW YORK, May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Evoke announces the addition of award-winning, cross-channel storyteller Lisa Llewellyn to the global health and wellness agency s creative ranks. A writer by background, Llewellyn brings a true-to-life understanding of multicultural marketing, honed by decades of experience leading the multicultural work for some of the most forward-thinking pharmaceutical brands in the industry.
Lisa Llewellyn We have always been guided by our vision to make health more human, and leading our clients to embrace and champion multicultural marketing as a core tenant of how they go to market is a clear and natural extension. For years, we have felt strongly about not only helping brands build more genuine connections and customer-centric experiences, but also helping brands better serve, support, and represent often
Nisha Devi, who lost her baby due to anaemia
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A loving husband, a steady income, and a healthy child on the way – at the beginning of last year Nisha Devi s future seemed bright. Then, her life started crumbling.
On March 22, with just four hours’ notice, a nationwide lockdown was imposed on India. As businesses and other activities ground to a halt, workers, especially migrant labourers like Devi s husband Sandeep Kumar, lost their livelihoods. Sandeep – along with hundreds of thousands of others – returned to their home villages to sit out the pandemic.
Days turned into months. With the family’s income reduced to almost nothing, there were days when the young couple had barely enough to eat. Then the government delivered the final blow by suspending its nutritional programmes.