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The workshop on “Reducing inequalities, advancing human rights at local level in Georgia" took place on 9 December 2021 in Tbilisi and marked the International Human Rights Day. The participants underlined the relevance of the topic and timely discussion after almost two years of the public health crisis. They highlighted the role of local authorities as front-line stakeholders and the need for multi-level platforms of dialogue and exchange to enhance the implementation and promotion of human rights.
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Members of Reduced Shakespeare Company participated in a Spotlight Discussion/Q&A, following their hilarious show "Completely Hollywood" in Spaulding Auditorium.
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The Howard A. Hanson Dam currently has reduced flood storage capacity due to river sediments being imprisoned for 50 years behind the cement fortress. The dam shows signs of leakage and with our changing climate, storms will be more frequent. This has led the city of Kent to call for an increase in flood protection at the Earthworks, Mill Creek Canyon Park.
How will this affect the half-a-century old ecosystem that has grown in this park?
"It doesn't make sense to take out an artwork of that success to suit our current needs," Kent's visual-arts coordinator, Cheryl dos Remedios said. “Things change. But whenever we have alternatives for preserving the original design, we should do so."
kit: All Year Round: Resolutions Collection by Traci Reed and Jady Day Studio
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We recently too North Melbourne housing estate residents to SKM Recycling in Coolaroo to learn more about what happens after we put our household recycling products into the recycling bin, as part of our North Melbourne Recycle Now project.
As a way to explore reducing future premiums on Delaware’s Health Insurance Marketplace, the Senate and House approved Senate Concurrent Resolution 6, which urges DHSS Secretary Dr. Kara Odom Walker and Gov. Carney to apply for a federal waiver to create a reinsurance program. Last week, Secretary Walker testified before the Senate and was in the chamber when the House took up the measure. SCR 6 passed both chambers and automatically went into effect.
If a State Relief and Empowerment Waiver under Section 1332 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is approved by the federal government, Delaware could create a program fund to provide capital to operate and administer a reinsurance program.
More than 22,000 Delawareans have coverage through the health insurance marketplace, and more than 80% of enrollees are eligible for financial assistance to help pay monthly premiums. But only one insurer sells plans on the marketplace, and Delaware has some of the highest premiums in the country, leading to many high-deductible plans and co-pays. Delawareans who are not eligible for federal financial assistance struggle even more to pay monthly premiums or they forego having coverage entirely.
Under a reinsurance program, reinsurance companies help insurers spread out their exposure to risk in the form of large medical claims. Insurers pay a part of the premiums they collect to the company, and the reinsurance company agrees to cover losses on claims above a certain high limit. That would help to bring down the cost of marketplace plans for everyone. To read Senate Concurrent Resolution 6:
The workshop on “Reducing inequalities, advancing human rights at local level in Georgia" took place on 9 December 2021 in Tbilisi and marked the International Human Rights Day. The participants underlined the relevance of the topic and timely discussion after almost two years of the public health crisis. They highlighted the role of local authorities as front-line stakeholders and the need for multi-level platforms of dialogue and exchange to enhance the implementation and promotion of human rights.
Turmeric and ginger are superfoods that have been used for thousands of years since they have a myriad of medicinal properties.
​They are a natural way to energize the body, fight inflammation in the body, improve sleep quality and relax, soothe pain, and improve health in many different ways.
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