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Megan Evans

  • Marketing and Recruitment Officer and Videographer, Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology
Ontario
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Inequality in Wales grows: urgent action needed today

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By Megan Evans
| Bylines Cymru
Wales has long positioned itself as a leader on gender equality. From commitments to eliminate violence against women and initiatives to increase women's representation in public life, to women's health, LGBTQ+ and anti-racist action plans, Welsh Governments, both past and present, have prided themselves on progressive values.
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A University of Arkansas First: Earning the Purple Star

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By Megan Evans, Michelle Bradford
| news.uark.edu
Photo: Submitted Members of the VMSC staff during Purple Up Day in April Showing up to college looks different when you've lived on a base overseas, relocated every few years as a military kid or watched a parent report for active duty. The University of Arkansas has a new formal recognition showing that it supports these students. The U of A has been designated as a Purple Star College, an honor that recognizes exceptional commitment to military students, veterans and their families.
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Padel: the sport taking over courts and communities

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By Megan Evans
| North East Bylines Verified
Padel is a sport amassing in popularity and mainstream recognition. It is an enclosed battle between four players, two on a team each with a racket and split step. The general rules of the game follow squash and tennis, one bounce allowed between hits and each hit tries to get the opponent running into space. It’s an energetic and tactical game. Padel became a sport in 1969 when a businessman Enrique Corcuera invented the sport.
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