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Tohono O’odham Community College thriving as it tries to weather proposed cuts

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By Shannon Carter
| Pinal Central Verified
SELLS — At the end of six months in a Casa Grande addiction treatment facility, Thurman Lynch knew he could not return to his Navajo Nation home. He understood he needed a purpose. kAmw6 925 ?@ DE625J :?4@>6 2?5 76H A@DD6DD:@?D] qFE 96 H2D D@36C] p?5 =@@<:?8 7@C 2 ?6H DE2CE] k^Am kAmp 4@?G6CD2E:@? 2E C6923 C6G62=65 2 3FC:65 5C62>i “x H2?E E@ 8@ 324< E@ D49@@=[” 96 D2:5] k^Am kAmpD 2 D:=G6CD>:E9[ 96 >256 D@>6 ;6H6=CJ 2?5 D@=5 :E E@ 62C? 82D >@?6J] %92E 7F6= E@@< 9:> c__ >:=6D 7C@> 9:D 9@>6 :?
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School Experiences of Gifted Adolescents and Their Peers

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By Shannon Carter, Ayse Hilal Avci, Sakhavat Mammadov
| Wiley Online Library Verified
The prevalence of psychological distress such as depression, anxiety, and social isolation among school-age adolescents is shockingly high (Bitsko et al. 2018).
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Opinion: We Need Overdose Prevention Centers

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By Shannon Carter
| New Haven Independent Verified
In July of 2021, New Haven lost a harm reduction giant and a massively important member of the community, Jason Crowell. I don’t speak for all of Jason’s loved ones but I firmly believe that Jason died from stigma driven by the War on Drugs. Fear around judgment and damage to professional reputation drives people to use substances on their own rather than face potential social or legal consequences. Jason died alone, after a period of recovery and a recent college graduation.
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