“On the Highway to Avernus”
Doom captured many a heart when it first released in 1993, with kids able to take on the worst the underworld had to throw at them. Good (?) news: It’s time to pump up your kicks, grab your Walkman and show the demons and devils there is no escape once again.
<p>August 19, 2020 | 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. EDT<br />
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The AU Antiracist Research and Policy Center is proud to partner with First Book and Pizza Hut to present Empowering Educators: A Convening on Racial Equity in Education. Featuring National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature Jason Reynolds, as well as award-winning educator Liz Kleinrock, and AU scholars, this event will support K-12 educators in engaging in effective, courageous conversations about race and social justice.<br />
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About Homegrown: Cooking from My New England Roots by Matt Jennings
Navigating Uncertainty from the Preservation Trust of Vermont
Join this four-hour session to examine the impacts and constraints on fundraising due to Covid-19 as it affects nonprofits in Vermont. We will explore fundraising possibilities for nonprofits and community groups with a focus on historic preservation, local gathering places, arts, culture, and education.
French conversation each Tuesday evening.
To join the Zoom Meeting link:
Contact Steve Norman at stevenorman@fastmail.fm
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Register here: goo.gle/GrowOnAirJuly22.
“On the Highway to Avernus”
Doom captured many a heart when it first released in 1993, with kids able to take on the worst the underworld had to throw at them. Good (?) news: It’s time to pump up your kicks, grab your Walkman and show the demons and devils there is no escape once again.
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