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USC Annenberg’s Center on Communication Leadership & Policy (CCLP) presented a conversation on the 2012 elections featuring CCLP senior fellow Morley Winograd and Mike Hais, co-authors of Millennial Momentum: How a new generation is remaking America. From the publisher: “In Millennial Momentum, Winograd and Hais investigate how the beliefs and practices of the Millennials are transforming other areas of American culture, from education to entertainment, from the workplace to the home, and from business to politics and government … They also illustrate why this generation's unique blend of civic idealism and savvy pragmatism will enable us to overcome the internal culture wars and institutional malaise currently plaguing the country.” CCLP director Geoffrey Cowan moderated the discussion.
Participants toured labs at PNNL as part of the Millennial Nuclear Caucus.
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The Millennial Memorial was designed and built for the millennial anniversary of Hungary (1896) to commemorate the greatest figures of the Hungarian history
Tech Cocktail and #ChicagoTech came together for another fun mixer and speaker session sponsored by cars.com, featuring Spark's Scott Hess and Khorus' Joel Trammell. Many gathered around with drinks in hand as Scott and Joel talked about millennials and managing a business.
Photography Credit: Michael Kuntz
More and more millennials are taking to the streets to demand action on climate change, but not action on America’s national debt and deficits — another major long-term problem that carries enormous risks to future generations. What’s behind the difference in millennial attitudes towards these two threats, and how do we get younger generations of Americans to demand long-term fiscal solvency?
On October 22, the Brookings Institution and the Millennial Action Project (MAP) explored this paradox by reviewing generational differences in attitudes to the challenges of climate change and national debt and deficits. Both discussed with scholars and Millennial members of congress survey evidence and techniques for engaging millennials on major issues, and the lessons for policymakers, journalists, and others seeking to generate support among younger Americans for tackling big, long-term problems.
Join the conversation on Twitter using #MobilizingMillennials
Photo Credit: Sharon Farmer
(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
Millennial window at the east end of the south aisle by Goddard & Gibbs to the design of John Lawson.
St Andrew's at Foxton, Leicestershire, the first church of a crawl on Heritage Saturday (the best time to visit Leicestershire as many churches are normally locked, though this one is normally open).
Highlights here include a fine Norman font, a striking Millennium window and a few roof carvings (for those with a longer lens).
The final concert for the Battle of the Bands held at the Phoenix Concert Theatre, Toronto on November 17, 2016.
Photos by Arthur Mola Photography
Multiracial friends millennials taking selfie outdoors with back lighting - Happy youth friendship concept against racism with international young people having fun
Contemporary commemorative window in the north transept.
St Leonard's at Bretforton is a rewarding cruciform church dating from the 12th-15th centuries and possessing many antique and interesting features within.
It is normally open and welcoming in daylight hours :-
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Overjoyed millennial African American man in glasses have fun talk speak on cellphone at home. Happy young biracial guy joke laugh feel excited having pleasant smartphone call. Communication concept.
Millennial village sign at Blythburgh, standing immediately east of the churchyard and adorned with an angel (based on the medieval roof carvings in the church).
Of all the churches I planned to see on this excursion this was the one that I was the most excited about, not only is Blythburgh one of Suffolk's finest but among the best and grandest parish churches in the country, all the more surprising in this rural location. I'd known about it for decades, so it was most satisfying to finally get to see it for myself.
The most impressive feature is the roof, retaining much of its original painted decoration and angel figures down the centre, also retaining much colour. This feature was familiar to me from so many photos in books, but in finally seeing it with my own eyes it lost none of its impact. It extends almost the full length of the building as there is little structural division between nave and chancel.
This is a church to spend some time in and soak up its special atmosphere. Being on a bit of a mission that day I didn't have time to sit peacefully as one should, but it was the longest stop on my itinerary, and one of the most rewarding, I'd happily return.
This is one of the 'must see' churches of Suffolk and is always open and welcoming by day accordingly. For the third time that day I met a couple doing a similar excursion to me and we briefly chatted about what a joy it is to visit, I urge others to do likewise.
The final concert for the Battle of the Bands held at the Phoenix Concert Theatre, Toronto on November 17, 2016.
Photos by Arthur Mola Photography
USC Annenberg’s Center on Communication Leadership & Policy (CCLP) presented a conversation on the 2012 elections featuring CCLP senior fellow Morley Winograd and Mike Hais, co-authors of Millennial Momentum: How a new generation is remaking America. From the publisher: “In Millennial Momentum, Winograd and Hais investigate how the beliefs and practices of the Millennials are transforming other areas of American culture, from education to entertainment, from the workplace to the home, and from business to politics and government … They also illustrate why this generation's unique blend of civic idealism and savvy pragmatism will enable us to overcome the internal culture wars and institutional malaise currently plaguing the country.” CCLP director Geoffrey Cowan moderated the discussion.
Snapchat is now the third most popular social app among millennials, according to a recent report by comScore which finds that Snapchat has 32.9% penetration on these young users’ mobile phones, trailing only Instagram (43.1%) and Facebook (75.6%). That means the app is more popular than Twitter, Pinterest, Vine, Google+ or Tumblr among the millennial demographic, which comScore… Read More
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(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
USC Annenberg’s Center on Communication Leadership & Policy (CCLP) presented a conversation on the 2012 elections featuring CCLP senior fellow Morley Winograd and Mike Hais, co-authors of Millennial Momentum: How a new generation is remaking America. From the publisher: “In Millennial Momentum, Winograd and Hais investigate how the beliefs and practices of the Millennials are transforming other areas of American culture, from education to entertainment, from the workplace to the home, and from business to politics and government … They also illustrate why this generation's unique blend of civic idealism and savvy pragmatism will enable us to overcome the internal culture wars and institutional malaise currently plaguing the country.” CCLP director Geoffrey Cowan moderated the discussion.
Participants toured labs at PNNL as part of the Millennial Nuclear Caucus.
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THE MILLENNIAL TRAINS PROJECT (MTP) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that leads crowd-funded transcontinental train journeys that empower diverse groups of creative, entrepreneurial, and civic-minded Millennials to explore America's new frontiers.
Over the course of ten days, our journeys provide opportunities for personal development and shared discovery through on-train seminars led by distinguished mentors, workshops with local leaders, and participant-led projects in MTP communities.
Learn more about this project: goo.gl/AFYJp5
The New Superfood for Millennials: Pulses
Pulses are setting the trend in the food industry. From pistachio, quinoa and kale, pulses are now becoming more popular. It is very healthy and versatile that you can eat and/or mix it with our usual favorite dishes - and that is exactly what we experienced during our 2-day trip in Bangkok where we were treated to Pulse-ating food feast. www.ruthdelacruz.com/2018/01/superfood-pulses.html
Cheerful millennial housewife holding bucket full of cleaning supplies at modern apartment. Portrait of cheerful young lady with sanitary equipment looking at camera and smiling
USC Annenberg’s Center on Communication Leadership & Policy (CCLP) presented a conversation on the 2012 elections featuring CCLP senior fellow Morley Winograd and Mike Hais, co-authors of Millennial Momentum: How a new generation is remaking America. From the publisher: “In Millennial Momentum, Winograd and Hais investigate how the beliefs and practices of the Millennials are transforming other areas of American culture, from education to entertainment, from the workplace to the home, and from business to politics and government … They also illustrate why this generation's unique blend of civic idealism and savvy pragmatism will enable us to overcome the internal culture wars and institutional malaise currently plaguing the country.” CCLP director Geoffrey Cowan moderated the discussion.
On Thursday, July 7th, young professionals gathered for the kickoff celebration of our new Ambassadors group, Emerging Leaders. Held on the L.P. Rooftop Bar in West Hollywood, guests enjoyed an evening of networking and were introduced to various philanthropic opportunities at the hospital.
Following the reception, Founding Co-Chairs Shareena Kumar, Joseph McCullough and Natasha Zaharov shared their unique connections to the hospital and spoke to the millennial desire to give back and make a difference in our community.
The program concluded with former patient speaker and Emerging Leader, Emily Loren, who expressed profound gratitude for the generosity of donors who enable the hospital to provide the best care for all Children.
To learn more about Emerging Leaders, please visit chla.org/emerging-leaders or contact us at ambassadors@chla.usc.edu or 323-361-1700
Virgin Voyages a brand new ship just launched. We had the pleasure of taking one the first cruise from Dover to Liverpool. The ship is amazing, I will be posting lots of photos and some blogs during the next few days.
Millennial window by Michael D. Stokes, depicting the various centres of Christian worship in the parish of Keyworth.
St Mary Magdalene's at Keyworth is distinguished by its unusual 15th century west tower, crowned with an octagonal lantern stage giving it a distinctive and most attractive form. The rest of the building mostly dates from the preceding century and consists of chancel and nave flanked by aisles (that on the south side curiously short, extending no farther eastwards than the south porch).
The interior has an interesting mix of windows with glass from across the modern era. It is light and attractively furnished with some good early 20th century fittings.
This was my second visit here but the first time I'd found it open. There was some sort of festival going on so it was difficult to look around and get photos as it was very busy with crowds gathering mostly at the west end of the nave. I snuk in and did what I could virtually unnoticed.
I'm not sure what normal opening arrangements are here, I think it is probably normally kept locked (certainly was on my first visit) but may have limited opening at select times.
Millennial window by Michael D. Stokes, depicting the various centres of Christian worship in the parish of Keyworth.
St Mary Magdalene's at Keyworth is distinguished by its unusual 15th century west tower, crowned with an octagonal lantern stage giving it a distinctive and most attractive form. The rest of the building mostly dates from the preceding century and consists of chancel and nave flanked by aisles (that on the south side curiously short, extending no farther eastwards than the south porch).
The interior has an interesting mix of windows with glass from across the modern era. It is light and attractively furnished with some good early 20th century fittings.
This was my second visit here but the first time I'd found it open. There was some sort of festival going on so it was difficult to look around and get photos as it was very busy with crowds gathering mostly at the west end of the nave. I snuk in and did what I could virtually unnoticed.
I'm not sure what normal opening arrangements are here, I think it is probably normally kept locked (certainly was on my first visit) but may have limited opening at select times.
This was back in my secret agent days...
(Actually, this is what happens when your haircut is scheduled for the day after your first day at work.)