Emily Steinberg
Austin
National service & nonprofit consultant. AmeriCorps Alum passionate about social change. Gemini, dog mom, financial independence enthusiast. ♊️ 🏳️🌈 🐶
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Clinical and Histopathological Features of Thyroid Cancer with TERT Promoter Molecular Alterations in Isolation Versus with Concurrent Molecular Alterations: A Multicenter Retrospective Study
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Emily Steinberg: Day 5
Emily Steinberg is a multi-disciplinary artist with a focus on painting and visual narrative. Her work has been published by the New Yorker and Cleaver Magazine. In 2019 she became Visual Narrative Editor at Cleaver and now curates submissions. Her graphic memoir, Graphic Therapy, was published serially in SMITH Magazine. Steinberg teaches visual narrative at Penn State University, Abington College, and Drexel College of Medicine, where she is Artist in Residence. She lives just outside Philadelphia.
Pushing ESG to the Top of the Business Risk Agenda
A company’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria have long been recognized as indicators of its sustainability. In the past, a company underperforming on these measures may have lost out on certain investments or faced protests and picket lines, but now, companies dragging their heels may instead face new kinds of direct or indirect forced change.
Insurance Coverage for Public Nuisance Lawsuits
Historically, the common law tort of public nuisance aimed to uphold community morals and address public health violations. Now, public nuisance has emerged as a central cause of action in some of the largest environmental and non-environmental claims facing the insurance industry, raising compelling coverage issues. Public nuisance litigation has been used in recent times to achieve massive verdicts and settlements stemming from the public’s use of lawful products.
America’s Service Commissions to Host 1,600+ AmeriCorps and
Washington, DC, May 04, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- This week, on the heels of the American Rescue Plan awarding $1 billion in supplemental funding to the AmeriCorps federal agency for COVID-19 relief and recovery, America’s Service Commissions (ASC) is hosting the first ever Virtual National Service Training Conference to convene leaders from the AmeriCorps and volunteer engagement sectors to gear up for what promises to be a busy year ahead.
Disaster on Disaster: Unique Challenges for Natural Catastrophe Preparedness in 2021
For more from our May issue on natural disaster planning in 2021, check out: Remote Workforce Considerations for Natural Disaster Preparation Heading into the 2021 hurricane and natural disaster seasons, organizations must reassess their risk profile with regard to remote or hybrid workforces to ensure the safety of both operations and employees.
Risks to Employers in the Growing Gig Economy
States, countries and multinational bodies are currently debating whether “gig workers” like drivers for ridesharing or food delivery services actually work for those platforms or are independent contractors. The answer to this question determines whether companies must provide this expanding pool of workers with benefits and other protections. Different jurisdictions vary widely in their conclusions, creating considerable ambiguity around the gig economy.
How to Allay Your Preëlection Anxiety
Shouts & Murmurs Wile E. Coyote, Republican Strategist By Nicky Guerreiro and Ethan Simon Daily Shouts Some Initial Proposals for Trump Monuments The Super-Soaker Spreader, the Trump Wishing Well, and other monuments to mark Trump’s Presidency. Video Finally, a Female Candidate You Can Grab a Beer With A notably chill woman, voiced by Rachel Bloom, is running for office—and she's just unthreatening enough for male voters to give her a chance.
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