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Mujeres en ciencia Apple y U. de California crean fondo para que latinos aprendan STEM
La Universidad Estatal de California (EE.UU.) en Northridge, CSUN, anunció este lunes la provisión de 1,8 millones de dólares en fondos con el apoyo de Apple para subvencionar educación en STEM (ciencia, tecnología, ingeniería y matemáticas) para los estudiantes latinos. -- El Tiempo (in Spanish)
Anuncian 1,8 millones de dólares en fondos para que los latinos aprendan STEM
Washington, 11 jul (EFE).- La Universidad Estatal de California (EE.UU.) en Northridge, CSUN, anunció este lunes la provisión de 1,8 millones de dólares en fondos con el apoyo de Apple para subvencionar educación en STEM (ciencia, tecnología, ingeniería y matemáticas) para los estudiantes latinos. -- SwissInfo
Universidad de California y Apple apoyarán con 1.8 mdd para que estudiantes latinos aprendan ciencia y tecnología
La Universidad Estatal de California (EE.UU.) en Northridge, CSUN, anunció este lunes la provisión de 1.8 millones de dólares en fondos con el apoyo de Apple para subvencionar educación en STEM (ciencia, tecnología, ingeniería y matemáticas) para los estudiantes latinos. -- Pulso (in Spanish)
How to talk about climate change: Highlight harms — not benefits — to alter behaviou
In a recent paper I co-authored with Jack Lin, a student at the California State University Northridge, we found that stressing the “seriousness” or “importance” of climate change could lead to counterintuitive results. -- The Conversation
Robert Mann Gallery : Friends + Family
Harry Callahan, the influential American photographer who studied and taught at the Institute of Design in Chicago (also known as the New Bauhaus, founded by Maholy-Nagy) invited friend and colleague Aaron Siskind to join the faculty. Both photographers went on to teach at Black Mountain College and the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). Their work both informed and influenced one another, and they enjoyed a long friendship. While at RISD, Callahan also taught Ed Sievers, who then went on to teach Mike Mandel at California State University at Northridge. Mike Mandel created iconic bodies of work during the 1970’s and later partnered with colleague Larry Sultan to create Evidence, one of the most important photography books ever published. -- The Eye of Photography
Lesbians rally in support of women’s reproductive rights for 9th annual Dyke March
Marie Cartier, a poet and professor of gender and women’s studies at Cal State Northridge, hosted the Dyke March on Friday, July 8 2022 at Bixby Park. Cartier showcased a poem called our abortion rights she wrote the day the SCOTUS document to overturn Roe v. Wade was leaked. -- Signal Tribune
CSUN's Veronica Valdez Montoya: The Chicano movement turned my shame and embarrassment into my voice, my identity, my pride
I can still remember pulling up to the apartments on the corner of Montezuma Road and College Avenue with everything I owned in the back of my black Ford Escort. Knowing that my aunt lived close to San Diego State University, on a whim and without any notice, I drove to San Diego in 1996 in the hopes that I could transfer from Hartnell College to SDSU and finally finish my undergraduate degree. -- San Diego Union-Tribune
Newsom, DeSantis Fight a ‘Proxy War’ for America’s Future
“I think (Newsom’s) political career really begins during the time of when California kind of leads the way on on gay marriage,” says Tom Hogen-Esch, chair of political science at California State University Northridge, pointing to when as mayor of San Francisco in 2004, Newsom unilaterally ordered the city clerk to marry same-sex couples just a month into his term. When Newsom ran for governor in his second attempt more than a decade later, he won handily, at the age of 51, succeeding long-time California Gov. Jerry Brown, and was expected to pursue an even more progressive agenda for the state. -- U.S. News & World Report
July 8-21: CSUN’s Teenage Drama Workshop Offers Two Productions
Teenage Drama Workshop, the nationally acclaimed summer youth theater program offered by California State University, Northridge, will celebrate its 65th anniversary this summer with a return to full production and two plays that illustrate the drama involved in sibling relationships. -- SCV News
When LA City Ignores Your Pleas for Pedestrian Safety, Talk to the Crosswalk Collective
“Prioritizing the automobile over the pedestrian route can qualify as not just inaction, but quite frankly, violent inaction,” said CSUN professor of urban studies Brettany Shannon. “Insurgent planning is the community’s response to that continued stagnation.” -- Knock LA