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Humanity at “Doom’s Doorstep” Says Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

By Jessica Corbett | Common Dreams on Jan 21, 2022   Featured, Science/Education  

Humanity at “Doom’s Doorstep” Says Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

The Doomsday Clock, a symbol of “how close we are to destroying our world,” remains at 100 seconds to midnight.  Top scientists responsible for the “Doomsday Clock” issued a stark warning Thursday about how close the world is to catastrophe due to the climate emergency, nuclear weapons, and “disruptive technologies in other domains.” “The Doomsday […]

Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Build Houses, Hope With Habitat for Humanity

By Kane Farabaugh | VOA on Aug 30, 2018   Featured, National, National/World  

Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Build Houses, Hope With Habitat for Humanity

MISHAWAKA, INDIANA — The saws, the sanding, the hammering. The constant sounds of construction are music to the ears of country music star Garth Brooks. “That sound you are hearing right there, that’s love,” he said, competing to have his voice heard over the ever-increasing buzz of activity that surrounds him on this construction site. For […]

UN Investigator Urges Prosecution of North Korean Leaders

By Lisa Schein | VOA News on Mar 14, 2016   Featured, World  

UN Investigator Urges Prosecution of North Korean Leaders

GENEVA—North Korea’s leaders, including Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un, must be held accountable for crimes against humanity committed against their people, a U.N. special investigator said in a report to the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva. Over the past six years, U.N. Special Investigator Marzuki Darusman has submitted a succession of hard-hitting reports to […]

SHI Work Featured in 50 Humanities Projects that have Shaped the Country

By Kathy Dye | SHI on Sep 29, 2015   Featured, Rural, Sealaska Region, Southeast Alaska  

SHI Work Featured in 50 Humanities Projects that have Shaped the Country

Sealaska Heritage Institute’s work on the Tlingit language was chosen by a federal humanities agency as one of 50 projects in the country that has enriched and shaped American lives during the last half century. The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) singled out SHI’s efforts to document and revitalize the Tlingit language as part […]

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