Burnet As A Sustainable School

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  Penelope Boyer

  

  Biden Will Expand Health Care Access for DACA Immigrants

  The New York Times - By Zolan Kanno-Youngs

  The DACA program has shielded hundreds of thousands of young adults from deportation, but they have not been able to access federal health insurance programs. WASHINGTON — President Biden on Thursday said his administration would expand health care coverage for nearly 600,000 immigrants who were …

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  Penelope Boyer

  

  The Story Behind The Unique Oval Community Gardens of Copenhagen

  brightvibes.com - Fino Menezes

  Delving into the heart of Copenhagen, the distinctive Oval Community Gardens not only offer a green oasis but also weave a tale of innovative urban …

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  Penelope Boyer

  

  Municipal Artist Partnerships

  municipal-artist.org

  A 'relationship guide' to forging strong and sustainable creative partnerships between local governments and artists. Municipal Artist Partnerships

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  Penelope Boyer

  

  Interview: The Black Woman Engineer That Built Dozens Of Computer Labs In Kenyan Schools Using Recycled Tech From The US

  peopleofcolorintech.com

  TechLit Africa redistributes recycled technology to build computer labs in African schools. With 4,000 students and 20 teachers, the organization has …

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  Penelope Boyer

  

  francis kéré becomes first black architect to win the pritzker prize

  designboom.com - lynne myers I designboom

  architect, educator and social activist francis kéré has been announced as the 2022 laureate of the pritzker architecture prize.

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  Penelope Boyer

  

  For the first time in its history, architecture's top award goes to a Black architect

  NPR - Neda Ulaby

  Diébédo Francis Kéré appears on a Zoom screen in a loose white Oxford shirt and an enormous, slightly flabbergasted smile. "Can you imagine?" the newest Pritzker Architecture Prize laureate exclaims. "I was born in Burkina Faso, in this little village where there was no school. And my father wanted …