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Biden-Harris Administration Hosts Inaugural Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Mental Health Summit

Biden-Harris Administration Hosts Inaugural Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Mental Health Summit
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Biden-Harris Administration Hosts Inaugural Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Mental Health Summit

Mental health professionals, federal policymakers, and community leaders gather to advance equity and improve access to behavioral health care for AA and NHPIs.

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NOONAN | Autonomous schools suck districts dry

So why the delay of the School Finance Act, educators and the public may ask? The House passed the hard-fought School Finance Act, HB22-1390, the Senate Education Committee passed the

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Denver accepting applications for school board vacancy

The Denver school board is looking to fill a vacancy created by the resignation of Brad Laurvick, who represents northwest Denver.

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Asian American parents call for more AAPI history in Denver schools

Screenshot by Melanie Asmar / Chalkbeat After a year in which Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders experienced violent hate crimes during the coronavirus pandemic, students and parents in two Denver metro area school districts are calling for schools to better support AAPI students. Among their requests are more mental health services for AAPI students, more assistance for AAPI student alliances on campus, and the inclusion of more AAPI history in the curriculum. Colorado and the West have a rich Asian American history that too often isn’t told. “The AAPI community has felt very invisible for a long time,” said Kai Vong, a graduating senior at Denver’s East High School who is Chinese American.

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