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How parishioners have made outdoor masses work during lockdown

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By Suzanne Clinton
| The Catholic Herald
Features Magazine News Analysis The estimated reading time is 2 minutes California’s second lockdown, like its first, has been unusually severe. But in recent months, outdoor church services have been introduced in some parishes, thanks to the help of creative-thinking volunteers.
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As Factories Fade, Rural District Builds Makerspace to Fill Talent Gaps

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By Monica Bilak, Suzanne Clinton
| EdSurge Verified
I met Trevor (name has been changed) when he was a high school senior in 2014. From a coal mining family in western Kentucky, he’d just suffered a major family crisis and his mother was struggling with mental illness. Understandably, his grades were beginning to suffer and he was missing class regularly. At the time, I was the homeless education program manager for Paducah Independent Schools District in Paducah, Kentucky. Trevor’s teacher pulled me aside, concerned and frustrated.
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Uber’s Attempts to Support Female Coding Programs Draw Mixed Reactions

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By Monica Bilak, Suzanne Clinton, Denise Espania, Jenny Abamu Verified
| EdSurge Verified
WHAT MONEY CAN’T BUY: Uber may have a new CEO. But it’ll take a lot more than a fresh face—and money—to rebuild the company’s brand, which has been tarred by a long string of sexual harassment and mismanagement practices. TechCrunch reports that Black Girls Code’s founder, Kimberly Bryant, has turned down $125,000 from Uber, citing that the move “seems a bit tone-deaf to really addressing real change in how they are moving towards both inclusion and equity.
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