Hello friends,
As you are planning what to watch at the Edmonton Fringe this year, consider coming to Muse: An experiment in storytelling and life drawing: https://t.co/ksjAuBisUB
How do people feel about disability simulation as a teaching exercise?
This seems hella problematic to me...
(or, at least, has the potential without proper guidance)
Let’s get this right. Scientists didn’t fail to communicate the risks of climate change, they have been warning us for a century. Our policies are failing because after knowing the risks, fossil fuel companies spent billions of dollars blocking meaningful action on climate.
Ich thynke but litel of a Mondaye bleake
Tuesdaye grey and Wednesdaye eke
Thursdaye Ich care nat for thee
Yet Fridaye Ich do love
Mondaye thou mayest fall awaye
Tuesdaye, Wednesdaye, myne herte breake
No mirthe ys founde upon Thursdaye
Yet Fridaye Ich do love
We lyve at a tyme of struggle bitwene managerial values that holde up profit alone and see all enterprises as interchaungable vs. the time-honored values of long-standinge professiouns and craftes that honor creativitye, expertise, unique perspectives, and higher purpose.
Tl;dr: cash transfers to families reduce mortality for children under 5 and women. Big implications for social policy in rich countries as well as low/middle-income.
“Appearing Tuesday morning on 630 CHED, Smith said to ensure Edmonton isn’t overlooked, she will put together a “council” of UCP candidates who lost in Edmonton.” #yeg#ableg https://t.co/4vjofEBTcE
What is truly encouraging: Even though they didn't win a seat, more people voted Green than any other third party. 14k votes is more than double what they received last election.
I hope @abndpcaucus is paying attention -- these aren't people who've become disillusioned w/ the UCP