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Virginia delegate hopes to end state s high Black maternal mortality rate – The Virginian-Pilot

In Virginia, the Black maternal mortality rate is about two times greater than white women, according to VCU Health. Infants born to Black women pass away up to three times more than other races in Virginia.

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Virginia delegate hopes to end state s high Black maternal mortality rate – Daily Press

Virginia delegate hopes to end state s high Black maternal mortality rate – Daily Press
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HT Education Summit 2023: New policy tool to mainstream out-of-school kids, say experts

HT Education Summit 2023: New policy tool to mainstream out-of-school kids, say experts
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Taking Cultural Diplomacy to the Masses in Times of Covid

As part of culture360 recent Call for articles, Sarah Zia explores how online campaigns were used innovatively to bridge and create cultural diplomacy digitally in South Asia. There cannot be a starker reminder of how interconnected today’s world is than the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Recipe for grit, entrepreneurship

Share Via Email | A+A A- By Express News Service KOCHI: As hotels and cafes closed their doors during the lockdown, home bakers and food enthusiasts cashed in on the opportunity to conduct cooking classes, thereby birthing hundreds of new home chefs. Simultaneously, food bloggers whose careers seemed to be on the line instantly improvised their content and sailed smoothly this year. Home bakers Sarah Zia, the owner of ‘Fluff in a Cup’, conducted online classes throughout the year. “People from various sectors attended these online classes to learn baking out of passion. The number of orders was no less either - I strongly believe that people ate a lot of cakes in 2020 to feel good,” she said.

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