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Motherhood is a full-time job, but moms in the caring professions are truly never off the clock By: Eva Wasney and Jen Zoratti | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Friday, May. 7, 2021 Save to Read Later
Mothers feed us, bathe us, clothe us and comfort us. And when they’re not busy raising their own children, many mothers also spend their days taking care of others.
Mothers feed us, bathe us, clothe us and comfort us. And when they’re not busy raising their own children, many mothers also spend their days taking care of others.
During the coronavirus pandemic, the demands of motherhood and caregiving have increased exponentially a reality that has been taken in stride for those who are now frontline workers at home and on the job.
Our Data Systems Are Failing People, the Data Values Project Will Drive Global Action to Fix Them
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The Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data’s consultation and advocacy campaign with over 275 partners will tackle how governments, businesses and civil society are using data, aiming to develop common policy positions on data ethics, rights and governance issues. NEW YORK (PRWEB) April 01, 2021 A lack of clarity, regulation and common agreement on how to unlock the value of data while protecting people’s rights has created a vacuum that is contributing to rising inequality, insecurity and worse health outcomes, amid the pandemic. Debates around data issues are fragmented, becoming ever-more polarised, with compromise and consensus in policy seeming increasingly out of reach.
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Michelline Lamontagne and her students were finishing up the fall term with a read-aloud of a festive favourite, Pete the Cat Saves Christmas, when the nursery school secretary contacted them with an urgent announcement.
Michelline Lamontagne and her students were finishing up the fall term with a read-aloud of a festive favourite,
Pete the Cat Saves Christmas, when the nursery school secretary contacted them with an urgent announcement. You need to come down to the office right now, Lamontagne recalls the voice on the other end of the speaker saying. I just got a delivery; it’s from the North Pole.