Diversity

The history of the Electoral College: What is it and why do we use it?

Neither the U.S. Constitution nor federal law requires electors to vote for the presidential candidate in their own political parties. Those who vote against their party’s candidate are known as “faithless electors.”

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GE Aerospace Foundation, United Way invest in advanced manufacturing workforce

The Future of Manufacturing Fund makes its first grants to local organizations addressing training gaps in the workforce.

Silent stories speaking plainly

A second look at the FotoFocus Biennial 2024  

Easter morning. Southside, Chicago, Illinois, 1941.
Negro Motorist Green Book exhibition connects past with ongoing struggles for freedom and safety

Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service exhibit's personal stories bring realities of travel for African Americans during the Jim Crow era to life.

Video NKU program empowers students to take leadership in addressing challenges [VIDEO]

Students share information and create connections as a way to form lasting bonds among peers.  

Video Putting youth at the center allows them to be seen, heard, and valued [VIDEO]

Nonprofit gives them a voice and empowers them to create change

Longtime neighborhood gathering spot bought and reopened by patrons

They didn’t just mourn its closing. They saw an opportunity.

Adventure Crew youth during the annual Paddlefest event on the Ohio River as part of Soapbox's Amplifying Youth Voices series.
Video Adventure Crew gets teens out of the house to experience the joy of nature [VIDEO]

Outdoor activity can reduce stress, calm anger, decrease anxiety, and improve memory, attention, and regulate impulse control, research has shown.

Adventure Crew youth at Greenacres Equine Center, part of Soapbox's Amplifying Youth Voices series.
Video Exploring the outdoors can build confidence, reduce stress and calm anxiety in kids [VIDEO]

Mastering outdoor skills, and just having fun outside, can create the confidence kids need to deal with other challenging situations in their lives.

Video WordPlay believes in the power of self-expression to heal and protect [VIDEO]

Through poetry, story telling, and other forms of self-expression, WordPlay works to empower youth and build resilience in the face of mental health challenges. 

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