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  • Is NJ's revamped mental health program for schoolkids working?

    The New Jersey Statewide Student Support Services program addresses rising youth mental health needs exacerbated by the pandemic with 15 regional hubs across the state, each staffed with mental health counselors and crisis prevention consultants. The program uses a three-tier model, providing universal mental health workshops, small-group interventions and clinical interventions at schools, libraries and community centers.

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  • 'It is not too late': How some middle schools are improving English ILEARN scores

    To help shore up learning gaps in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, two Indiana middle schools doubled students’ instructional time in English and math, dedicating two class periods to each subject each day. The state also made it easier for schools to test students throughout the year instead of just once at the end of the year, providing checkpoints for educators to measure their progress and tailor instruction accordingly.

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  • Pink City Rickshaw Puts Women in the Driver's Seat

    ACCESS Development Services trains women to drive electric auto rickshaws, providing them with marketable skills that help them earn a living independently. The all-women Pink City Rickshaw Company employs the women to provide tours throughout the city and has since trained over 200 women.

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  • Just two visits a year: Longer ARV scripts, shorter clinic lines

    South Africa's implementation of 6MMD (six multi-month dispensing) allows stable HIV patients to collect their antiretroviral medications only twice a year instead of monthly. The program aims to reduce clinic congestion and improve patient retention and consistent medication use.

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  • King County bet big on remaking its mental health system. Is it working?

    King County, Washington, is building an alternative mental health care system to avoid escalating unnecessary 911 calls and including law enforcement when it’s not necessarily needed. The County created a mental health-focused response team in collaboration with the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline to divert calls that don’t pose a safety risk and help de-escalate situations. The communications center that fields most of the calls says they get about 20 transfers to the 988 line each month.

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  • Music and Mental Health

    Nuci’s Space aims to prevent suicide by providing a safe space for people of all ages, particularly youth, to connect and play music. They also offer affordable practice spaces and mental and physical health care services for participants, including affordable counseling.

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  • How Finland is preparing its citizens for a world swamped by fake news

    Finland’s National Core Curriculum incorporates “multiliteracy” across all subject areas, and students begin learning about misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation from their first year in school. The country has consistently ranked first in the European Media Literacy Index.

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  • 'No Easy Thing': Rebuilding Hope In Conflict-Stricken Nigeria

    The Claire Aid Foundation works to bridge the literacy gap in Jebbu Miango by hosting after-school classes in a newly created library in the area. About 350 children attend the after-school programs during the week where they’re taught basic grammar. The group also offers summer school programming, where students are taught more vocational skills like bead-making, tailoring, and pastry making.

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  • في مأرب اليمنية.. ريادة الأعمال تمنح النساء غير المتعلمات فرصة لحياة أفضل

    يعرض التقرير مبادرة لتدريب النساء غير المتعلمات في اليمن على ريادة الأعمال لتحسين ظروفهن المعيشية.تدرب المبادرة المشاركات على المهارات الحياتية، إدارة المشاريع الصغيرة، التسويق، والتخطيط المالي بما يساعدهن على تحقيق النجاح.

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  • Americans haven't saved for retirement. States are creating automatic savings plans.

    To help more private-sector employees save for retirement—and hopefully reduce future needs for public safety net programs—more states are launching automatic IRA programs that enroll employees who don’t have access to a retirement plan through their employer. In Colorado, more than 70,000 workers have been enrolled so far.

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