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With training from EDC’s Zero Suicide Institute, leaders and health care providers in Oklahoma bolster efforts to screen patients at risk and save lives.
During the current pandemic, interactive audio instruction may be the most effective way to educate the world’s children.
Despite universities shutdown countrywide, university educators stay informed about job readiness programs through online seminars.
How can individuals and communities respond during times of increased stress? Two EDC experts offer hope and advice.
Despite a pandemic, a young farmer finds a way to keep his business going.
“Providing suicide care during this time of COVID-19 is possible,” says EDC’s Julie Goldstein Grumet.
Early learning professionals develop new skills to better serve children and run a business.
In the fight against the pandemic, young people put their skills to work making face masks.
A national learn-at-home campaign encourages families to support their children’s continued learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kristen Reed and Paul Goldenberg share stories from teaching second graders how to program—and the positive outcomes it has had for math learning.
