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Cupcake warriors with a Dia de los Muertos theme.

Energy and Resource Management in Industry - Technology and People

Co-organised by CEPI and EEIP

21 June

Mr. Gerben-Jan Gerbrandy [ALDE MEP]

Education & Resource Centre for Children is an initiative created by Unique Foundation the Gambia. Solomon Ifeanyi Nathaniel is the leader of Unique Foundation (UF) The Gambia, a charitable organization that works with vulnerable children, youths, women and rural communities in the Gambia. The main focus of UF is the right to health, education, and capacity building of the poor and vulnerable in the society; addressing issues such as poverty, illiteracy, vulnerability and marginalization. The Foundation also engages in Women’s legal rights, such as the right to be educated and employed, family planning, fighting against female genital mutilation (FGM). UF believes that education is one of the essential tools to facilitating societal change and every individual has some level of strength within, waiting to be uncovered.

  

The main goals of this project “Education & Resource Centre for Children” are:

  

•to increase access to textbooks, tutors and mentors for the less privileged children within Dippakunda slum. This will help improve the academic achievement of the children and reduce expenditure burden on poor families.

•to reduce number of children in age group 5 to 12 abandoning school and increase the number of children who enroll in school and attend regularly.

•To establish a learning center where children who under-attend or do not attend school feel able to tell their story, share information, express their feelings and make informed choices regarding their future and are given an equal opportunity to achieve their full potential as their peers in wealthy families and in other parts of the world. This will help them become responsible and productive citizens.

•to create a child-friendly environment where children who under-attend or do not attend school will be guided towards formal education and/or vocational studies that suit them best, and that will enable them to succeed, build confidence and courage towards future challenges.

  

Since inception of UF in 2014, the organization has been dedicated to advocating for the right to and importance of education for children living in poverty in The Gambia. We do this through awareness seminars in schools and communities, group and individual counseling, and dissemination of media publications. We have successfully reached more than 5 communities and more than 10 schools in The Gambia. These activities have helped to prevent a sizeable number of students at risk of dropping out of secondary school to remain in school and not drop out before the completion of 12th grade.

  

UF has also successfully collaborated with other non-governmental organizations in The Gambia to provide life skills such as information and communication technology (ICT) training for rural youth in villages around Tanji. Success stories from this training are evident as some participants have become self-employed by providing graphic design services while others have gone on to take further studies in ICT-related programs.

Here's a great quote to remind us of the importance of children.

Equity Resource Center ribbon cutting at HCLS Central Branch.

Jake Watson (right), a Technical Resource Conservationist with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), talks about pasture health with Jeff Dodson, owner of Dodson Family Farms, during a survey of over grazed and heavy use areas at Dodson Family Farms, Crossville, TN, on Wednesday, July 17, 2024. Heavy use areas are plots of land that require protection to provide a stable, noneroding surface for areas frequently used by animals, people, or vehicles. Resource Conservationists provide our nation’s farmers, ranchers and forestland owners with the knowledge and tools they need to conserve, maintain and restore the natural resources on their lands and improve the health of their operations for the future.

 

NRCS offers this assistance at no cost to producers with the goal to give personalized advice and information. This information is based on the latest science and research, to help make informed decisions with suggested conservation practices that can help them reach their production and conservation goals. (USDA Photo by Paul Sale)

  

Orvel Stocks Photo - Summer 2005 Smithsonian Institute "Barn Again! Celebrating an American Icon" - Faye Auchenpaugh = Chairperson - Goodridge Township Barn - Owned By: Thomas & Lori Race.

 

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Soo Line TRF - Yard Office - 1972 - Don Engelstad - Clerk Winton Forsberg - Trainmaster/agent - Copy from the collection of the Soo Line Historical & Technical Society.

 

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A.P. Holand Photo - Grand Forks, ND - Unknown boy & girl.

 

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Washington School Album-1979-1980 - Faculty & Staff - Unknown names.

 

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Orvel Stocks Photo - Summer 2005 Smithsonian Institute "Barn Again! Celebrating an American Icon" - Faye Auchenpaugh = Chairperson - Black River Township Barn - Owned By: Alan & Valerie Mattison.

 

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Water has become a highly precious resource. There are some places where a barrel of water costs more than a barrel of oil.

 

Lloyd Axworthy, Foreign Minister of Canada (1999 - News Conference

 

This bottle of water is filled with fresh water daily and chained to a fence, so no one will steal it. Next to it are two old pots to keep filled so the dogs in the park can have a drink. It is quite an image, this big jar in chains, and, I guess after listening to a series about water conservation on CBC, it caught my attention in a different way from before.

Equity Resource Center ribbon cutting at HCLS Central Branch.

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"Barn Again! Celebrating An American Icon" Faye Auchenpaugh & Glenice Johnson serving lemonade - 7-8-2005 - Engelstad Building - Engelstad Pioneer Village - Thief River Falls.

 

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Special expo for Southern California restaurant owners hosted by the VEDC Women's Business Center in Woodland Hills, CA.

 

Photo by Luis A. Solivan

Analogue and digital clocks, relevant literature, sand timers, clipboard.

(Negative) - Jacob Borry Photo - Hans Chommie ? - See # 1997-095-049 & # 2000-073-054.

 

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(Negative) - Zekan-Robbins Photo - TRF Times - Leonard Melin - #31-4-5-51 - Located 9 1/2 miles south of St. Hilaire In Polk Centre Township- 520 acres - purchased from father 1950- 1st to identify: Mrs. W.G. Maves, Mrs Ronald Schulthrop, Mrs Axel Naplin.

 

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Orvel Stocks Photo - Summer 2005 Smithsonian Institute "Barn Again! Celebrating an American Icon" - Faye Auchenpaugh = Chairperson - Polk Centre Township Barn - Owned By: Donald & Ruth Mosbeck.

 

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Title: The science and art of surgery [electronic resource] : being a treatise on surgical injuries, diseases, and operations

Creator: Erichsen, John Eric, 1818-1896

Creator: Stivens, Bertram Herbert Lyne, 1855-1915 former owner

Creator: Robinson, Henry Betham, 1860-1918 former owner

Creator: Grattan, H. H. G., active 1897 bookseller

Creator: St. Thomas's Hospital. Medical School Library former owner

Creator: King's College London

Publisher: London : Longmans, Green

Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library

Contributor: King's College London, Foyle Special Collections Library

Date: 1877

Language: eng

Description: Copy from KCSMD Historical Collection does not have publisher's advertisements at end of vol. 1

Vol. 1: xxiv, 992 p. ; vol. 2: xxi, [1], 1033, [1] p

With half-title pages

"Illustrated by eight hundred and sixty-two engravings on wood" -- title page

15, [1] p. of publisher's advertisements bound in at end of vol. 1

Includes index at end of both vols

First edition published in 1853

This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London

King’s College London

Copy in King's Collection at WEC is Vol. 1 only

 

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Note: The colors, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be true to life. They are derived from scanned images that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.

 

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Equity Resource Center ribbon cutting at HCLS Central Branch.

Orvel Stocks Photo - Summer 2005 Smithsonian Institute "Barn Again! Celebrating an American Icon" - Faye Auchenpaugh = Chairperson - Silverton Township Barn - Owned By: Roger & Bernice Skime.

 

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Postcard - Thief River Falls - New Bridge Built 1908 - 1st Street - Looking NW - circa 1900's - Presbytarian & Lutheran Churches in background Postmarked 1910.

 

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Bethany Lutheran Church, located in Smiley Township & was organized in 1906..

 

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Photo credit: Marcela Gara, Resource Media

ERP helps to manage your Human Resource in the best possible way. In this video by Ausuma: Reliable human resource management system you will come to know about the top benefits of ERP in Human Resource management.

Equity Resource Center ribbon cutting at HCLS Central Branch.

Student Disability Resource Center SDRC graduation celebration on April 21, 2016

Equity Resource Center ribbon cutting at HCLS Central Branch.

Orvel Stocks Photo - Summer 2005 Smithsonian Institute "Barn Again! Celebrating an American Icon" - Faye Auchenpaugh = Chairperson - Rocksbury Township Barn - Owned By: Curtis W. Johnson - see 2006-006-064, 2006-006-085, & 2006-006-086.

 

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