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The Collection to Modernize and Advance Gender Representation for Nonprofits, Museums, Schools, Camps, Parents, Media and More Lyda Hill Philanthropies Donates $3 Million In Partnership with DonorsChoose, Girl Scouts of the USA, Teach For America and the Association of Science and Technology Centers to Update Museum Walls and Educational MaterialsContinue Reading

Expanded partnerships with Historically Black Colleges and Universities create community hubs for coding and creativity Cupertino, California — Apple today announced it is deepening its existing partnerships with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), adding 10 more HBCU regional coding centers that will serve as technology hubs for their campusesContinue Reading

New Develop in Swift and Everyone Can Code curricula, and a new online course for teachers Apple today announced a new set of tools to help educators teach coding to students from grade school to college. In addition to significant enhancements to the Develop in Swift and Everyone Can CodeContinue Reading

(BPT) – For many students starting or returning to school this fall, the experience may be far different from what they envisioned last year. In response to COVID-19, a number of colleges and universities are temporarily moving to virtual learning models. At the same time, there are colleges and universitiesContinue Reading

(BPT) – Beachgoers are heading to the ocean after months of being cooped up due to the health crisis. However, the climate crisis could forever alter future beach treks. It’s more important now than ever before to take care of our planet — and it starts with you. There areContinue Reading

(PressReleasePoint.Com) More than ten years ago, large geometric earthworks found in the southwestern parts of the Amazon, called geoglyphs, were reported in the global scientific news. A pre-colonial civilization unknown to scholars that built geometric ceremonial centers and sophisticated road systems. This civilization flourished in the rainforest area 2,000 yearsContinue Reading

(BPT) – Scientists across the world are charging forward in the fight to prevent and treat COVID-19. And they’re harnessing the latest tech and science as they press down on the accelerator at a speed unattainable to date. But another fight is also playing out during this unprecedented challenge: theContinue Reading

(BPT) – The COVID-19 pandemic has been the most disruptive event in the history of K-12 education, closing 120,000 schools and affecting 55 million students in the U.S. And educators have been challenged like never before. According to a survey commissioned by University of Phoenix, K-12 teachers often felt overwhelmedContinue Reading