Young People Space
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Mumzie’s Children is about to open on November 1 in the Versailles shopping center
Peyton Descant’s goal behind Mumzie’s Children, a new children’s store slated to open in the Versailles shopping center on Versailles Boulevard in Alexandria, is ... -
Vic appoints queer Indigenous commissioner | Review of northern beaches
“When I was in high school I was told that I would never do well because I was an Aboriginal person,” says Todd Fernando. ... -
Launch of a fundraiser to offer young people leaving care an unforgettable Christmas
The Richmond Christmas Dinner launched a fundraiser to give young people leaving care an unforgettable Christmas this year. The charity run by volunteers is ... -
High School Removes LGBTQ ‘Safe Space’ Stickers – Students Get Out
IRVING, Tx. – Significant number of high school students in suburban Dallas, Texas came out in protest after faculty members were forced to remove ... -
Hazelwood Green Roundhouse Opens with Expansion of OneValley Silicon Valley Incubator
On a cloudy Wednesday morning in September, the Roundhouse saga at Hazelwood Green finally reached its ultimate conclusion: from the crumbling industrial relic (built ... -
Hybrid UN leaders, in their own words
UNITED NATIONS (PA) – Many leaders say a lot about many things that affect them, their regions, the world: this is what the United ... -
The Youth in Summer program advocates against child abuse
BROCKTON – When asked to reflect on a summer during a pandemic, 10-year-old Aaliyah Barbosa felt empowered knowing that at least one summer her ... -
Preventing Student Suicide in New York State
High school students (photo: Benjamin Kanter / Mayoral Photo Office) This month, as our kids return for another pandemic school year, there has never ... -
Young giraffe dispersal decision
Young male and female Masai giraffes in the Tarangile ecosystem of Tanzania show gender differences in probability and species of dispersal. Credit: Derek Lee ... -
The Sustainable Family Farm: How a Mother-Daughter Team Built New Life in Rural Ontario
Kimiko Uchikura, 62, grew up in Toronto among first generation Japanese Canadians. She had taken over the family business of graphics, as was the ...
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