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Anti-social behaviour: new proposals

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ukhomeoffice
A range of measures to tackle anti-social behaviour have been unveiled by the government today. Here James Brokenshire explains new plans which include ‘community triggers’ that would compel local agencies to investigate anti-social behaviour if it has been repeatedly complained about.

Wisconsin Budget Repair Bill Protest

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Children and families face increasing challenges in aftermath of 2010 Pakistan floods

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unicef
UNICEF’s Malcolm Brabant reports on children and families in Pakistan who survived massive floods in 2010 but are at risk from harsh winter conditions.

Children warned of ‘sexting’ risks

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itnnews
Children and teenagers are being told to think before sending explicit images of themselves to their partners by text or email.

UNC Students Work to Empower Community

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UNCChapelHill
CEF is a student organization at UNC-Chapel Hill. The group provides small loans to homeless or impoverished people, along with financial literacy training, skills-building workshops and counseling. https://communityempowermentfund.org/

Father Greg Boyle Talks about Homeboy Industries at UCLA

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UCLA
Father Greg Boyle, founder and executive director, Homeboy Industries; author of “Tattoos on the Heart,” talks at UCLA about his experiences with gang prevention and intervention in Los Angeles.

HIV/AIDS in Russia

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Yale University
Presented by the Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS at Yale University, the Yale AIDS Colloquium Series (YACS) is an interdisciplinary academic forum for discussion of HIV/AIDS-related research and policy

What Science Tells Us About How to Thrive

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For many of us, today’s world is out of balance, characterized by breaking news every minute, instant messaging, new technologies to be mastered and more channels of communication than ever before. Scientific advances from integrative medicine can help you bring the balance back and improve the quality of your day.

Young and Mixed in America

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New York Times
College campuses across the United States are seeing more mixed-race students than ever before. They are leading a sea of change in how we think about race and ethnicity.

No health without mental health

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departmentofhealth
Care Services Minister Paul Burstow introduces the Government’s Mental Health Strategy

UC Berkeley’s 50 years with the Peace Corps

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ucberkeleycampuslife
UC Berkeley is celebrating its unique place in the history of the Peace Corps, as the agency’s all time top producer of volunteers. Past, present, and future Berkeley graduates tell about their bond with the Peace Corps.

Pole Dancing for Empowerment: What Happened to Feminism?

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Australian journalist Gay Alcorn claims that feminism has fallen short at significantly influencing pop culture. “I’d argue that in Australia, sexism is so embedded we barely notice it,” says Alcorn, and “even if we do, most people have stopped fighting it.”