The Reproductive Freedom for All coalition is petitioning to include reproductive rights protections in the Michigan Constitution. #hive55#hive55final https://t.co/f43jjeil2L
In this episode, hosts Morgan Hokett and Nora Rhein discuss Whitney Phillips’ “This Why We Can’t Have Nice Things” and the idea of trolling as a product of problematic mainstream narratives. Listen to the podcast here: #hive55 https://t.co/OVw1fZmaHA
Nicholas Rhein, a student in Wayne State's Joint Master of Arts in History and Library and Information Science, has always been interested in space exploration, and now he's using that curiosity in his graduate studies.
STORY: https://t.co/F0x5EA2Kb2
From pharmaceutical researchers to healthcare workers, women have been on the front lines of the COVID-19 response for several years. Read about their achievements: https://t.co/Jurd4xLYJl #iwd2022
The French Senate voted in favor of banning hijabs in athletic competitions earlier this year, one of many instances of legislative veil restrictions in France. https://t.co/Xyp1FgiSmi
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WSU Computing & Information Technology recently implemented a locker system for students and faculty to borrow laptops on campus. Read more in @thesouthendwsu at https://t.co/5pG6kaUKQG. #hive55#waynestate#tech
University of Michigan Dr. Miriam Hadj-Moussa spoke to Wayne State students and faculty about the basics of genital gender-affirming surgery on Thursday. Visit the link in bio to read more.
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The Maggie Allesee Department of Theatre and Dance will host its 2021-22 season in-person, part of the larger campus return at Wayne State. https://t.co/w2hJItR83E
Detroit has historically been a titan of industry, but with more instances of environmental disasters due to climate change in the city, it may be time to reassess our response to sustainability and climate action. https://t.co/Lfb1NHX2Uq
Michigan will soon be down to 13 districts instead of 14, a change that comes as the map is being redrawn by a new independent commission, which many are hopeful will create district lines that more accurately reflect the communities they contain. https://t.co/av1XJ01B5n
In case you missed the good news: WDET will soon have a new transmitter, thanks to generous support from the @kresgefdn and members like you! https://t.co/KqPDvYTyJH
"As much as it brings legal justice to this particular case, it signals an opportunity for more officers to be held more accountable when they recklessly or cruelly take Black lives in America," says Detroit Today's Stephen Henderson. https://t.co/o5SZZLFQAy
More time spent at home meant more time spent with loved ones, hobbies and introspection. As vaccines roll out and businesses begin to reopen, it raises the question — are we ready to go back to being who we were before? https://t.co/a1EsPJo4qx
Dr. Frank McGeorge says Michigan COVID-19 hospitalizations have recently resurged at a serious rate. “This past weekend, I put more people on ventilators than I have for many, many months." https://t.co/eguc7o83Tk
Most workers have experienced burnout before, but this past year’s working environment is entirely different. For remote and frontline workers alike, unmanaged stress is a 24/7 reality. However, your boss might have the power to cure your burnout. https://t.co/dqAqKZhRdE
In Michigan, more than 1 in 6 teachers left their jobs in the 2018-19 school year, with a much higher proportion of turnover in rural and low-income communities. Amid virtual learning, there are concerns this problem may skyrocket even further. https://t.co/If2Ju9gnRR