Denver Days 2020 is Aug 1-9. No block parties this year 😷 But, the Brothers of Brass will be leading a mini-parade through your council district. Join the celebration from your yard or balcony! #DenverDays details at https://t.co/hvjPwq0Qj7
“Imagine that it’s one year from today. The ‘future you’ is thanking the ‘current you’ for a gift that helped them enormously. What gift did the current you give the future you?” @coachgoldsmith
Your answer could be much different than you’d expect.
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Congrats to @DenCityCouncil's new president @SGilmoreDist11 & president pro tem @TorresDenver3! Denver needs leadership that's inclusive and equitable - these powerful women embody both. I'm excited to continue working with them on behalf of our residents. https://t.co/NfngLVBjnh
Are you "doomscrolling" right now? Click here to read why it’s addicting and how and why to stop. Or better yet, just turn off your device and get a good night's rest right now. https://t.co/sqo6Q7lwnW
Governors are using executive orders related to incarceration policies to reduce the spread of #COVID19. @mathematicanow has a new data viz showing how states have varied in their approaches to incarceration and the pandemic: https://t.co/qJVeJN7cNO
Disruptions to daily life, like school closures and event cancellations, are real and significant.
But it's all part of a vital effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus, so hospitals don't get overwhelmed with huge numbers of sick people.
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Oh yeah, and we also have a podcast, #OnTheEvidence, where I interview guests about insights from research to inform public policy, programs, and practice. You can subscribe here: https://t.co/EZliGiTr7c