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*Cough, cough* 🤒 Needing an excused absence for your case of "Fair Fever"? Big Tex has you covered! 🤠🩺 "Dr." Big Tex himself has a toolkit for you that includes: 🗒️ A fun “doctor’s note” to add your name to. 📱 An exclusive voice message from "Dr." Big Tex explaining why you must attend the Fair. 📥 Sample email copy to send to your boss. Sign up here to get your official State Fair of Texas "Doctor's Note" toolkit: https://lnkd.in/gPKPnGTB (Disclaimer: this playful toolkit is all good fun! Big Tex may not be a real doctor, but he sure knows how to prescribe a good time at the State Fair.)

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Region 9 Latam's turn  Will you be there? Region 9 The Latin American Council of Business Schools and Programs is a regional division of the ACBSP. It covers the following countries or territories: The Latin American Council of Business Schools and Programs is a regional division of ACBSP. It covers the following countries or territories Argentina Chile Colombia Curaçao Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Mexico Panama Paraguay Peru Suriname Trinidad and Tobago Caribbean countries (except Puerto Rico) Central and South American countries

It's heartening to see twenty-four leaders from diverse sectors in Northern Ireland selected for the 2023 Fellowship Programme. With the support of several prominent businesses and organizations, this program highlights a commitment to the region's growth and development. The program's focus on nurturing leadership skills and addressing complex issues like climate, energy, sustainability, and conflict management is commendable, particularly given the unique challenges facing Northern Ireland. However, it's essential to consider whether the selection process adequately represents Northern Ireland's multi-racial and multi-cultural communities in 2023. Inclusivity and diverse representation are vital for the success of such initiatives, and it's worth examining whether these communities were sufficiently included among the chosen fellows. Initiatives like these offer hope and opportunities for leaders to bridge gaps, establish meaningful connections, and collectively work toward a brighter and more inclusive future for Northern Ireland. Collaboration, and positive transformation! 💪🌟 #LeadershipDevelopment #NorthernIreland #InclusionMatters

As an Executive Board member of Kids' Chance of Florida, it is with a grateful and humble heart to partner with industry leaders like One Call, providing an employee-funded scholarship to Florida student Montse Gallegos. In August 2022, Montse’s father, a warehouse manager passed away due to injuries following a workplace accident. Later that year, Montse’s mother was diagnosed with Stage 3 colon cancer. On the heels of an extremely tragic year, the Kids’ Chance of Florida/One Call scholarship is enabling her to attend college without the added stress of tuition payments. “Workplace injuries affect the whole family,” said One Call CEO Jay Krueger. “While trying to overcome grief, families are also forced to deal with mounting financial pressures. We are sensitive to these burdensome situations, which is why we want to be a part of the solution. This scholarship provides the children of critically or fatally injured workers with a path forward. We are proud to play a small role in helping them attain a much brighter future.” Kids’ Chance of Florida is a state chapter of Kids’ Chance of America, a charitable organization that is dedicated to making a significant difference in the lives of all children affected by workplace injuries by helping them pursue and achieve their educational goals. Children of these workers can no longer count on the income of the injured or deceased parent. Accompanying the grief of loss, or the need to deal with an injured parent, is the increased likelihood that they cannot afford a college education. Since its founding in 1988, Kids' Chance of America has awarded more than 10,000 scholarships totaling more than $36 million. To learn more about how you can support our mission, visit https://lnkd.in/eEXu8ehx #kidschancefl #kidschanceflorida #kidschance #moremoneyformorekids #scholarships

SimpleCitizen recently partnered with a group of government, non-profit and local service organizations to help new arrivals complete employment authorization documents. Our software helped eligible attendees self-generate their immigration forms, while volunteer attorneys and accredited DOJ representatives reviewed them for legal accuracy. To me, this is a partnership that demonstrates what scalable access to justice solutions can look like when you bring together for-profit tech businesses, legal aid providers and community organizations to solve urgent problems. If you're interested in learning more about how we do this work (pro bono) please reach out. #legalinnovation Robert Ambrogi and Sarah Glassmeyer, I can't help but tag you both here in light of your recent posts about the potential of private/public/non-profit #legaltech partnerships.

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Here are some of the events that happened on 7 May in Australian history, as well as international observances that are happening around the world today (Picture: Bathurst, 1815). https://lnkd.in/g5xetXGa

The Standards of Good Practice for Education Abroad, updated by the Forum on Education Abroad this past summer, can be leveraged by international educators to reach even the most aspirational goals. Learn more during this illuminating conversation between host Zac Macinnes and Emily Gorlewski, Ed.D., Director of Study Abroad at Wesleyan University and Elected Council Member at the Forum. 🎙 Listen to the seventh episode of Season 2 here! "Making the Forum on Education Abroad Standards of Good Practice Work for You" - https://lnkd.in/gbi5C73m