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Discover how USD's STEAM camp uses Minecraft and podcasts to spark creativity and build skills in young learners, empowering ...

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Charleston schools, libraries and the local food bank offer no-cost breakfasts and lunches and mitigate child hunger during ...

The staff at Wildlife Images Rehabilitation and Education Center in Grants Pass are dedicated to the conservation of local fauna, and helping others learn about how they can help in those efforts. In ...

We meet Climate Camp Scotland to talk reclaiming green spaces, tackling the far right, and building a climate justice ...

There was a rare and brief moment of stillness on Saturday –– after the last child waiting in the church was reunited with his parents –– when Rev. Jasiel Hernandez Garcia could sit with his staff and ...

The chatbots’ appeal to kids, especially teens, is obvious. Unlike human friends, these AI companions will think all your jokes are funny. They’re programmed to be endlessly patient and to validate ...

In today’s Receipt, we follow a 41-year-old food blogger and recipe developer making $105,000 a year in Des Moines, Iowa.

Unlike “kvetching,” which is negative, “kvelling” represents our people’s wisdom for the world at its best.The post This summer, America needs to ‘kvell’ more appeared first on JNS.org.