Graduate-level STEM at HBCUs, PBIs would get boost with GRAD Act
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Legislation introduced last week would help bolster graduate-level STEM programs at HBCUs and Predominantly Black Institutions (PBIs).
Search Results for Special Education
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Event to feature children’s authors, book characters, music, other story-filled fun
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Shenandoah University and Handley Regional Library are teaming up to host “Rockin’ the Library,” a free community event on June 29 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Winchester library.
Digital connections: Nonprofit works to bring high-speed internet to all Americans
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Online For All brings together more than 300 local and national organizations with Civic Nation and the U.S. DOE to focus on internet access.
June 20 is American Bald Eagle Day: Wildlife Center of Virginia uses day to educate
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The American Eagle Foundation created a special day in 1995 to celebrate the American Bald Eagle.
Virginia delivers for behavioral health, signing bills to support workforce, individuals in crisis
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Twenty four bills were signed on Thursday aimed to strengthen insurance coverage for behavioral health treatment and enhance the workforce.
Virginia Tech faculty receive summer funding for research to fight racism, inequality
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Nine faculty members at Virginia Tech aim to produce research this summer that will fight racism, expose structural inequality and support vulnerable communities.
Why are so many fathers and father figures standing mute on the sidelines of change?
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Women’s activism, including mothers in leadership roles, is legendary. Moms have long employed their moral authority as a parent to advance the social good.
Fault on Father’s Day: My Dad was woke before woke was even a thing
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Many Dads Just Do It. They don’t make the headlines. They don’t cheat on their obligations, like Donald Trump does. They don’t grandstand against the vulnerable like Ron DeSantis does. They just work hard.
Legislation to put focus on Alzheimer’s prevention passes Senate committee
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Two bills that would build on the important progress made to prevent and treat Alzheimer’s disease passed the Senate HELP committee.
Enshrining the right to contraception: Legislation would reverse state restrictions
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More than 50 years ago, the Supreme Court recognized the American right of women to contraception in Griswold v. Connecticut.
