Thanks to @Nutrients_MDPI for publishing the first Toddler Diet Quality Index, mapped to the 2020-2025 #DietaryGuidelines@USDA. Use it to describe the diet quality of young children in the U.S. @ewelkerduffy @HarnackLisa https://t.co/k42Wq57NPm
@chccs Holding and Equity Advisory Council meeting on Yom Kippur is rather tone deaf. Please reconsider the date and time. As a Jewish mother of an EC student, I’d like to learn more.
Excellent piece from @RWJF RWJF on the crisis of social isolation & benefits of #socialcohesion. In West Baltimore, Physical Distancing Was a Way of Life Before COVID-19 https://t.co/muUWvTAK5D
"Oppression and inequity are sustained and advanced through the control of systems (economic, educational, judicial, etc.) and ideas." https://t.co/HvMcOKg5LP via @npquarterly
This #YomHaShoah, we're reflecting on disruption a little differently. The disruption of Jewish life and ritual is felt strongly today, as Holocaust survivors are unable to gather to share their stories of survival. Let us all commit to #RememberingFromHome and to #NeverForget
Where are you feeling stuck, struggling to move forward? Where are you witnessing others struggling? Where are you noticing the freedom around you? Activate the conversation, share your reflections about this moment https://t.co/DIPu3SEDeT #YesThisCounts#safety#respect#equity
What are you, by choice or necessity, holding onto and carrying with you on your journey? And what have you needed to give up or leave behind on your journey through these narrow straits? https://t.co/l6twNRFoTl
#YesThisCounts#safety#respect#equity#passover2020
Art is a powerful medium for change. Inspiring and gut wrenching at once. Seesaws at the border let children in Mexico and the U.S. play together https://t.co/zNiU95oN9m via @mashable
Humbled to be using my experience @highlinenyc to make my new home, Raleigh Durham, an inclusive and equitable space. The nation’s most exciting park project is taking shape in North Carolina https://t.co/AaMuiKzwdU via @Curbed
“This is a structural problem. So it requires structural solutions. No individual solution is going to fix this." Sociologist Caitlyn Collins on the stress of motherhood in @PsychToday