London Stever

Archivist interested in accessibility in all its forms. She/Her

[Congresswoman Delia C. Ramirez @repdeliaramirez]

Starting tomorrow July 1st, anyone 42 years or older in the State of Illinois will be able to apply for healthcare coverage regardless of their immigration status!

You can apply online at https://t.co/NyDCwCl6z5 Or you can call 800-843-6154

[London Stever @CairoPoirot]

@wickedxwitchy @jediabetical Was this by any chance Empire?

[New Scientist @newscientist]

Switching off a single gene using CRISPR boosts rice and maize yields by 10 per cent, suggesting gene editing could massively increase the availability of staple foods. https://t.co/PJHprvZo04

[Brian Carpenter @ArchivistBrianC]

There are 3 fellowships supporting research in Indigenous archival materials at the @AmPhilSociety Library & Museum, especially for community-directed projects, for which deadlines have been extended to *March 20*: 1/6 🧵

[Science News @ScienceNews]

"When I talk about ecological grief, I’m talking about the longing that many [displaced] Indigenous peoples have to return to their lands." https://t.co/ePCL9SiMI0

[U.S. National Archives @USNatArchives]

Searching for information on women’s wartime contributions, the #WomensSuffrage movement, pioneering female leaders, or women in the military?

Bring all your questions for #WomensHistoryMonth to #HistoryHub's Women’s Rights & Suffrage Community!

https://t.co/7jO31Fh4Ol

[Dr. John B. King, Jr. @JohnBKing]

I just became the first U.S. Secretary of Education to call on President Biden to unilaterally cancel student loan debt. Can I count on you to retweet and help me hit 35k followers so we can spread the word?

[Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon @RepMGS]

Our hospitals are already stretched thin.

Please, DO NOT go to the emergency room for routine COVID testing.

There are plenty of testing sites in our area, and you can order free at-home tests for your household at https://t.co/V5N79AHwcO.

[Ruth Richardson @RuthForHouse]

5 million children have become COVID orphans. BIPOC communities make up only 39% of the US population but our children account for 65% of the children orphaned. There are real people & pain behind the disparity data & we must acknowledge & address systemic health inequities.

[Joshua Sharfstein @drJoshS]

Let's talk about #PrEP -- and a new policy proposal to make this highly effective therapy that prevents #HIV infection available to a *lot* more people in the US 1/10

[London Stever @CairoPoirot]

@evangelestia Congrats!

[London Stever @CairoPoirot]

If anybody can help this person find her mother's painting, I'm sure she would appreciate it.
Last known to be in Coraopolis, PA, USA.

[State Museum of PA @StateMuseumPA]

Mountain laurel is one of the few broad-leaved native plants that does not lose its glossy, dark green leaves in the winter. This evergreen shrub grows into dense thickets providing animals with winter shelter. #Evergreen #ExplorePA #InYourYard #GetOutside

[Canadian Space Agency @csa_asc]

Treat yourself to the magic of space in your home! Here is a kid-friendly recipe and instructions to build an @ariane5 Edible Holiday Rocket! 🚀
https://t.co/FRoILQdJXZ
#WebbFliesAriane

[Kelly | The Romancelandia Shop @BestFriendKelly]

@stegan Just had this discussion the other day. A friend's company is moving their data from a "server farm" to "the cloud" and I was like "Oh... to a different server farm."

We lol'd.

Call it what you want, but... there's nothing magical about this shit.

[US Holocaust Museum @HolocaustMuseum]

While imprisoned in the Ravensbrück concentration camp, Eva Ostwalt created a cookbook. Stealing paper from the factory where she was forced to work, she recorded recipes for typical central European dishes and wrote down recipes inmates shared with herWhile imprisoned in the Ravensbrück concentration camp, Eva Ostwalt created a cookbook. Stealing paper from the factory where she was forced to work, she recorded recipes for typical central European dishes and wrote down recipes inmates shared with herWhile imprisoned in the Ravensbrück concentration camp, Eva Ostwalt created a cookbook. Stealing paper from the factory where she was forced to work, she recorded recipes for typical central European dishes and wrote down recipes inmates shared with her.