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By Doreen Hemlock After her job in Seattle went remote, Rachel Azaroff decided to leisurely drive cross-country and city-hop on the US East Coast to find a new home base. She spent countless hours on research: looking for places to stay, eat and visit; reading… Read More »Digital nomads: Looking for help to travel 3-12 months? Try 312 Society
A new report from the auditor general shows just how hard it is for Yukon’s most vulnerable people to find somewhere to live, social justice advocates say. “The problems are systemic,” said Kate Mechan, executive director of the Safe at Home Society, which works to… Read More »‘Problems are systemic’: Advocates react to auditor general’s Yukon housing report
The Somerset-Pulaski County Humane Society is looking for foster homes for loving animals – and those potential fosters can choose how long they want to look after their respective dogs and cats. May is National Pet Foster Care Month, a time to spread the word… Read More »Humane Society seeking animal fosters – both short and long term | News
Gareth Southgate Call-ups for Fikayo Tomori and Jarrod Bowen were discussed, as was the omission of Villa defender Tyrone Mings, when Southgate met with the media on Tuesday for the first time this summer ahead of next month’s Nations League fixtures. Yet, for the most… Read More »Matt Maher: Gareth Southgate hits the mark with his take on society
May 27, 2022 Ruth Osorio By Amy Matzke-Fawcett An Old Dominion University assistant professor will spend the summer researching women’s anti-slavery movements for a new book, thanks to a National Endowment for the Humanities award. Ruth Osorio, who teaches women’s studies and English, received a… Read More »Women’s Studies Professor Receives NEH Grant to Research Women’s Anti-Slavery Movements «News @ ODU
At the end of the last decade, Jamie Dimon presented a commitment from leading American companies to focus upon stakeholder capitalism. What is that and is it real? It was October 2019 and, as Chair of the Business Roundtable, the leader of the world’s most… Read More »How Technology and Finance Can Work Together to Create a Better Society and Better Planet
Recognizing a high degree of achievement in and a commitment to vocal arts, the Handel and Haydn Society announced the recipients of the 2022 Youth Choruses Scholarship Awards. Presented annually by the H + H Education Committee, six musicians who are members or alumni of… Read More »Handel And Haydn Society Announces 2022 Youth Choruses Scholarship Award Recipients
Government of Canada investment will help communities in Lytton and the surrounding areas build back from last year’s devastating wildfires LYTTON, BC, May 27, 2022 / CNW / – Shared public spaces are the heart of communities across Canada. They bring together people of all… Read More »The Kanaka Bar Indian Band and Crossing Place Housing Society receive funding to construct new multipurpose community building in Kanaka Bar
Globalization has been linked to social disintegration and political backlash against trade. How does this happen? And if we can absorb globalization shocks to society, what are relevant policies to do so? Kasper Vrolijk proposes a framework that links globalization to social cohesion outcomes, identifying… Read More »Dealing with the social repercussions of globalization
By Chan Kung * A recent tragic incident in the United States has stunned the world. This incident, is not merely “domestic terrorism”, but its root cause, that of a “critical society”, is far more serious than people think. Payton Gendron, from Conklin, New York,… Read More »The Despair Of American Youth Under An Overly ‘Critical Society’ – OpEd – Eurasia Review