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As thought leaders and practitioners for over a decade, Beyond Differences pioneered the creation of nationwide programs that equip middle school communities with activities and curricula for Social Emotional Learning (SEL).
Designed to explore youth identity and belonging + help students embrace diversity, and help students speak honestly about their feelings. Now includes teen created lessons on How to be An Ally, Diverse Expressions of Gender, Recognizing Bias, and Anti Racism + National Stand Up for Asian American Youth Campaign materials.
Youth learn to make new friends at lunch beyond their existing peer groups through community-building activities that help them get to know one another and include students who are being left out. (WINTER)
Storytelling has always been a way to share, engage, and entertain audiences, but it is also a very powerful tool to help students connect, make difficult conversations more approachable, and leave a lasting impression. Beyond Differences is harnessing the magic of...
So if you find yourself in NYC craving something beyond the ordinary, venture into the world of Beyond Sushi. Discover how this vegan restaurant redefines what it means to dine out in style while staying true to your values.
Beyond Sushi was established in 2012 by husband-and-wife team, Guy and Tali Vaknin. Our goal is to build a community through a memorable and mindful meal, while leaving a lasting impact on our planet. Our dishes incorporate forward thinking flavor profiles and ingredients that elevate casual plant-based dining.
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Beyond A Book presents ButterBike, a 2017 project to follow the monarch butterfly migration and connect the story with schools, nature centers, and communities along the route. You can learn more and sign up at www.beyondabook.org
Beyond Zero is our vision to reach carbon neutrality with our products, services and operations, and go beyond, as we find new ways to create a better world. We currently offer more low and zero emission vehicles combined than any other automaker, to give customers numerous choices to reduce their carbon footprint.
Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles run just like hybrids, using a combination of fuel and battery-powered electric motor(s), but thanks to their larger battery pack, they can run farther on electric power alone.
They use the same self-charging technology of our Hybrid EVs to harness kinetic energy generated from the braking motion of the vehicle, but source the rest of their power when you plug them in and charge them up.
Producing a diverse range of electrified vehicles moves us closer to our Beyond Zero vision because it helps us to maximize our use of limited battery resources, and in turn reduce carbon emissions. For example, while Battery EVs have some of the lowest carbon emissions compared to their hybrid and gas counterparts, the same amount of battery resources used to produce one Battery EV can produce 90 Hybrid EVs, resulting in an overall greater reduction of vehicle carbon emissions at times when battery materials are scarce.
At the core of Mirai, hydrogen from the fuel tank and air entering from the intake grille meet in the Fuel Cell Stack. There, a chemical reaction involving the oxygen in the air and hydrogen creates electricity, powering Mirai. In the end, the only by-product is water.
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The use of Olympic Marks, Terminology and Imagery is authorized by the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee pursuant to Title 36 U.S. Code Section 220506.
We celebrate mark makers and rule breakers, the agitators and instigators. Our curation showcases the best of contemporary and emerging artists, with a focus on graffiti and street art creators. BEYOND THE STREETS pushes the very idea of art beyond any preconceived boundary.
Creating healthier generations of children depends on strategic partnerships with parents, employers, community groups, government agencies and others. Together, we gain a broader understanding of the obstacles and think of new and different ways to overcome them.
Nemours is advocating for children's mental and behavioral health with leaders and policy makers in the U.S. government and beyond. One recent example is a forum we hosted at the Nemours Estate in Wilmington, Del., with Xavier Becerra, Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition and Health set out to help the millions of Americans struggling with food insecurity and diet-related diseases like diabetes, obesity and hypertension.
Rio Salado Community College will expand its Custom Academic Readiness and Essential Employment Reskilling (CAREER) program, which helps learners seeking basic literacy, GED test preparation, workforce preparation and career training to build the academic and employment skills needed to access, persist, and complete college-level coursework and seek fulfilling careers that provide family-sustaining wages. The project will improve equitable access to college and career navigation services for over 5,000 adult learners through the creation of a turnkey college and career navigation system, leading to more credentials, certificate and degree completion, and post-completion employment.
SNHU plans to explore how to expand the online delivery of competency-based and course-based education programs in the health professions. The university will partner with healthcare systems and clinics to provide the clinical elements of the education experience, while the online division will develop and deliver the academic curriculum. Grant funds will support partnership building, impact assessment, staff capacity, and consulting services.
In partnership with Google Cloud and Mayo Clinic, NXT GEN MED is a year-round, 2.5 year undergraduate degree program that seeks to prepare diverse students for meaningful careers in the high-demand sector of healthcare. The University estimates the program will save students an average of $26,000 in educational costs. Grant funds will support faculty development, assessment and project management, and the work-based learning activities of internship, mentorship, and transition to employment.
Through the Texas Credentials for the Future initiative, UT System academic institutions will redesign undergraduate degree experiences to incorporate relevant, industry-recognized micro-credentials and skills badges (e.g., Google Professional Certificates) into the curriculum and co-curriculum to help produce graduates with the skills most needed by Texas employers. The initiative is focused on students in majors that typically lead to lower salaries and enroll a disproportionate number of UT undergraduate students of color. Grant funds will support eight institutions within the system as they work to incorporate micro-credentials into at least two degree programs at each institution and facilitate in sharing best practices and lessons learned.
ASU will scale Work+, a recently piloted institutional initiative reshaping the employment experiences of working learners across the university. Through intentionally designed mentorship, student reflections, peer feedback, and educational programming, Work+ supplements existing student employment opportunities to help working learners develop their sense of identity, agency, and purpose, as well as to enhance workforce preparedness. ASU plans to partner with Education at Work to expand this initiative to a major off-campus employer. Grant funds will support technology and digital asset development, stipends, and administrative costs.
Designing for Equity in Career Outcomes will develop proofs of concept for scalable strategies that effectively expand career support while equitably increasing the number of students who can complete an internship during their sophomore or junior year. The initiative includes expanded access to online career tools, peer coaching, design project internships, and summer internship scholarships. Grant funds will support student wages, scholarships and cost of living awards, and licenses for online training tools.
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