Today our @fedfamilylab at @AcadiaU released the 2023 Report Card on Child and Family Poverty with @CCPANS. The highest single-year increase since the year the promise was made to eradicate child poverty in 1989. There are now 35,330 children living in low-income families.
Did you know that we have an on-campus Community Food Room open to the entire #SMUCommunity? We offer access to safe, nutritious and personally acceptable foods in a welcoming environment. Learn more: https://t.co/MuCCcidaKV #WorldWithoutLimits
All you need is love. Can you feel the love tonight? What’s love got to do with it?
For Saint Mary’s students, love has everything to do ‘with it’. It’s hard to feel the love in the air this week when your deepest feeling is hunger.
4. Garamond
A classic book font named after the 16th century engraver Claude Garamond. One of the oldest fonts still in regular use; it was originally based on a typeface from 1495.
It has been reinterpreted many times, but still retains an elegant, almost hand-written look.
Syllabus prep might mean that you're once again looking for good introductions to neoliberalism. @nolore's podcast offers just that, and with a Canadian focus on how collective thinking has been dismantled in favour of individualism in this country. https://t.co/ZP8clSPWFr
@archaeoctopus @KevinSolez @Kikkabau @heml @MUNClassics When I was little I thought an umbrella was the greatest hazard in a windstorm. The scenario in the GIF was fully possible. Same with holding too many balloons.
What has the pandemic taught us? We cannot make individuals responsible for the social supports that good policy and government ought to provide. Proud to be part of this work with @thethingofitis, @caseybecky8@FranklyLess and S. Rudrum for @ccpa@CCPANS
In case you missed it the most recent release of Our Schools/Our Selves by @ccpa featured a piece by @thethingofitis, @caseybecky8, @FranklyLess, @lizrondinelli & Sarah Rudrum. It looks at the impact of COVID on NS teachers mental health. #nspoli
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