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The Cathedral of Learning on the University of Pittsburgh's campus in the Oakland neighborhood. Perspective was corrected in CS4
This is an edited colour version of an original photo taken at the skate park on Bondi Beach, Sydney. The older skaters strut their stuff in the dry swimming pool, while the learners (like this young chap, and his friend) practice on the little jumps and bumps off to the side. One day he'll make it to the pool, no doubt. And that will be as sweet as it gets.
This vintage Crescent model stove is on my kitchen counter next to my real stove. My New Year's Goal is to learn how to cook. Ella is frying an egg from my 8 inch Madeline collection.
Model: Giorgia
Photographer: Federica Venuto
Post produzione: Federica Venuto
Workshop Organizzato da Alessandro di Noia e Alberto Crivellari
Baby Elephants are born with very little instinct and must learn everything from their families. This baby is learning about which food to eat by checking mom's mouth. MalaMala Private Game Reserve, South Africa. July, 2015. Unedited.
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The 42-story Cathedral of Learning on the campus of University of Pittsburgh. It's the tallest educational building in the Western Hemisphere, according to wiki.
Meeting the unmet needs of Oregon’s disadvantaged is the life work of Dennis Keenan MSW ’72.
Dennis started at PSU as a philosophy major, doing “some social activism on the side.” But helping people was clearly his passion, so he switched to social work. Through the degree program, Dennis learned how to work within institutions, not outside them, to effect positive social change. Coalition building is “the modus operandi of social work today,” says Dennis.
Following graduation, he went to work for Cascade Health Care, providing care for the medically indigent, and with the Archdiocese of Portland. For the past 21 years he’s been executive director of Catholic Charities of Oregon (http://www.catholiccharitiesoregon.org/).
One of Catholic Charities’ nationally recognized programs, El Program Hispano, helps low-income, Latino immigrant families achieve self-sufficiency. Catholic Charities recently added a program to provide resources to victims of human trafficking, and is currently raising $12 million for a Center of Hope that will bring a Loaves and Fishes Center, a child care facility, and administration and other programs under one roof.
The foundation of his education is never far from Dennis’ work. Catholic Charities arranges field placements for Portland State students, and two of his employees are applying to attend PSU.
April 1988 at home at Carshalton. Pete introduces his two sons - Chris aged seven and Nick four and a half - to the joys of literature..
Launch of the Back to Learning campaign in Western Equatoria State. The campaign, an initiative of the Ministry of Science, Education, and Technology, along with partners including UNICEF, aims to get 400,000 children back into classrooms in South Sudan.
Local artist John Nambazia invites the crowd to join him for a song dedicated to the return to learning.
Recently my daughter's sixth grade class went to the Challenger Learning Center in Bloomington, IL. The Challenger Learning Center's are a series of educational centers to teach young people about space and space travel. The centers were set up by the family survivors of the Challenger disaster in 1986.
Check out the website here: