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    The Impact of COVID-19 on Child Poverty Worldwide

    Save the Children Oct 1, 2021

    COVID-19, the illness caused by the novel coronavirus, is now present in virtually every country on earth. Each at different stages of the pandemic, there is a sense of foreboding…

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    Absenteeism Amid English Learners Increases During Pandemic

    The 74 Sep 30, 2021

    “The pandemic hit immigrant families very, very hard,” Xilonin Cruz-Gonzalez, deputy director of Californians Together, a coalition that advocates for English learners in the Golden State, told The 74. But despite…

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    Why We Need to Implement Long-term Cleaning Standards for School Districts

    EdSource Sep 29, 2021

    With schools opening for full-time in-person instruction, there has never been more attention paid to the cleanliness of our classrooms and campuses. Disinfecting protocols, air filtration systems and the frequency…

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    Tools and Principles for Aligning COVID-19 Recovery and SDG Advancement

    Task Force 5 Sep 29, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • The authors share what governments need to do in order to recover from COVID-19 and get on track for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. …

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    Can Healthy People Who Eat Right and Exercise Skip the COVID-19 Vaccine? No

    The Conversation Sep 29, 2021

    I’m a fitness enthusiast. I also adhere to a nutrient-dense, “clean” eating program, which means I minimize my sugar intake and eat a lot of whole foods for the purpose…

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    A Fund Empowering Women to Address Social Challenges

    Guardian Woman

    Tell us about the WISE Fund, how did you come about this idea? I created the Fund because the severity of the challenges facing the world require that all people…

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    Some Preschool Programs Thrived in Online Learning Environments

    The 74 Sep 28, 2021

    When 5-year-old Avarian Delray met his teacher on the first day of kindergarten this fall, his grandmother Sharon Larson knew she wouldn’t have to worry about him. “He looked at…

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    Coronavirus Catalyzes Grassroots Organizing to Help Vulnerable Communities

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    Isolation, quarantine, and social distancing may be an effective strategy when dealing with a global pandemic like the Coronavirus. But, unfortunately, in a global economy that has been plagued by…

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    New Johnson & Johnson Data Shows Second Shot Boosts Antibodies and Protection Against COVID-19

    The Conversation Sep 28, 2021

    On Sept 22, 2021, Johnson & Johnson released data that answers two questions many people have likely been wondering about its vaccine: How good is it against the delta variant,…

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    Preliminary Research Finds That Even Mild Cases of COVID-19 Leave a Mark on the Brain

    The Conversation Sep 28, 2021

    With more than 18 months of the pandemic in the rearview mirror, researchers have been steadily gathering new and important insights into the effects of COVID-19 on the body and…

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    How HyFlex Lectures Encourage Student Participation

    Futurity Sep 27, 2021

    Students attending large lectures online ask significantly more questions than do students who attend in person, research finds. During COVID-19, many instructors have learned to teach via Zoom and Teams. In the…

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    COVID-19 Safety Measures Likely Lowered Foodborne Illness Risk

    The Counter Sep 27, 2021

    Last year, the coronavirus pandemic forced us to make a host of adjustments to our regular behaviors. But these abruptly adopted lifestyle changes may have also contributed to something unexpected: the largest…

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