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Excited to share a clip of the Lynn Berger LMHC, NCC, CCC, M.A,Ed.M interview with Assemblyman Alex Bores who represents the 73rd District, which includes the Upper East Side, Midtown East, Turtle Bay, Murray Hill, and Sutton Place. #lynnberger, #newyorkcity, #alexbores, #newyorkstateassembly, #73rddistrict, #uppereastside, #midtowneast, #turtlebay, #murrayhill, #suttonplace, #democrat, #engineer, #computerscience, #dataanalysis. #publicsafety, #housing, #publictransportation, #danielberger, #manhattanneighborhoodnetwork

Instead of burning our bridges, maybe it's time to try something new? This graphic was adapted from the Bridging Differences Playbook from the Greater Good Science Center (GGSC) at the University of California- Berkeley. These are just a few of the personas that the creators had in mind while they were developing this guide for the growing number of us who are eager to work together and focus on real solutions, instead of wasting more time arguing over who is right! So, the question you have to ask yourself is... do you have what it takes to be a #BRIDGEBUILDER? #bridgingdifferences #greatergoodsciencecenter #UCBerkeley #unitedwestand #onelove #humanFAMILY #bethechange #itstartswithyou

Great story about the future of biomanufacturing and workforce development.

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In the fall issue of Blue Valley Today, superintendent Dr. Tonya Merrigan reflects on the first day of school and the academic success seen last year that has carried into the new school year. To learn more, read the full column in the latest BV Today edition. https://lnkd.in/gF9ZEkyz #BVTogether #ChampionsofLearning

It's another step toward building a better future. Learn more in the Bottom Line with Jerry Keenan. #buildingabetterfuture #school #education #construction #development #funding

Learn more about Recess Community and it's origins as (Un)mastered Tapes interviews Shanik and Leanne.

🏢 Did you know? In 1935, the first public housing project in the U.S was known as Techwood Homes in Atlanta, Georgia. Techwood Homes, while seen as a groundbreaking endeavor of its time, carried painful consequences for the black community in Atlanta, Georgia. These events remind us of the long-standing racial inequalities that have plagued our country and continue to shape our cities even today. Although public housing was intended to improve living conditions for those in need, it unfortunately became another instrument of segregation. The creation of Techwood Homes reinforced societal divisions, exacerbating racial inequality that persisted in Atlanta and many other cities across the United States. This historical episode is a stark reminder of the systemic racism embedded within our country's fabric, a legacy that we must confront head-on to promote justice and equality. By understanding the history and the impact of the first public housing project in the United States. It is important to continue advocating for fair housing policies and holding people accountable

Thanks for the insights @justicefunders. Acknowledging the stolen native lands we are on, is the beginning of the beginning of a processs to imagine pathways to repair and rejuvenation. I think incoporating the payments to a Land Trust into overhead admin costs is an excellent idea and way to systematize and normalize the giving to land trusts in our work… as part of the beginning of the beginning.