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Month: November 2020
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Youth Hunger For Connection Served Up By Online Expanded Learning Opportunities
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With the music pumping and blue disco lights flashing (well…in one kid’s room, at least) students and instructors from Tacoma Arts Live’s Hip-Hop Movement class moved together, via webcam, through > Continue Reading
Nov
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Make Civic Engagement Personal To Make It Last
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Jennifer Keating, Land Use Planner for Puyallup Tribe of Indians, and her family maintain a family tradition during election season, “My significant other and I, we’ve created a tradition with > Continue Reading
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Giving Tuesday Can Be A Gateway To Greater Community Impact
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Mary Hammond played clarinet in her small Michigan hometown’s marching band, but, “First blizzard, I said, ‘This is for the birds!’” and she immediately switched to the choir. Her musical father nurtured > Continue Reading