Around 250 delegates are expected to attend June's sixth United Nations (UN) Partnership for Technology in Peacekeeping International Symposium in Pretoria.
South African companies are invited to take up exhibition stands and showcase their capabilities to the high-level UN gathering. Its objective is to bring greater involvement to peacekeeping through innovative approaches and technologies with potential to empower UN global operations. The 21 to 24 June event will be at the CSIR International Convention Centre in Pretoria in line with a UN peacekeeping technology initiative established in 2014.
The program provides renewable two-year need-based scholarships to Black students attending any accredited college or university interested in pursuing a career ...
In addition, candidates must be pursuing a degree/certificate in fields of study leading to career paths in the food industry. Candidates must be admitted to and planning to attend an accredited institution that offers culinary arts and/or food science degrees. The program provides students with educational and career development opportunities through scholarship awards and prospective internships. Award funds will be disbursed in the 2022-2023 academic year. The program will provide need-based scholarships to Black, Latinx, and Indigenous undergraduate students in New York City attending any accredited 4-year institution or 2-year community college. Closes June 30. Closes June 30. The program will provide scholarships to current High School Seniors who will be attending a UNCF member institution full-time. The program provides scholarship and academic support for FIRST alumni who aspire to become leaders and innovators in their respective fields. The program provides need-based scholarships to high school seniors, adult refugees or a child of a refugee, Native Americans who are currently enrolled or have been accepted into a 4-year U.S. Based accredited institution. With this financial support, students will be able to bridge the financial gap and persist with their college education. Look at some of the opportunities UNCF offers high school and college students that can help you get to and through college.
This year's summer reading program kicks off on June 1. Kids age 3 and older can earn beads, stickers, and raffle prizes all summer long, through August 31.
The performance is 45 minutes, followed by a Q&A. Register now at oppl.org/calendar. 834 Lake St., Oak Park. This roots-rocking veteran performer with a loopy sense of humor is a frequent visitor to the FitzGerald’s stage. Combining the best in rockabilly, country, 60s garage rock, pulp novels, radio serials, and whatever else crosses his mind, its a surefire bet that it will be a rocking good time. The C21 Women’s Ensemble presents songs that fuel the fires of imagination. Simon Spier keeps a huge secret from his family, his friends and all of his classmates: he’s gay. The life and creative work of the beloved Spanish poet Federico García Lorca will be celebrated. In a career that spanned only 19 years, the poet revitalized Spanish poetry and theater by creatively blending artistic traditions with Modernist tendencies. This two-day master class is facilitated by professional touring performers Justin Reynolds, Tracy Byrd, and Michael Wordly as well as the Academy’s very own Kiana Beverly, culminating in students performing the opening number for Legacy In Concert. This presentation features two 2.5-hour workshop sessions where students will build their skills in singing, dancing, and stage presence while learning a group number together, with the opportunity to open for Legacy in Concert on June 3-4. The program begins with a few short remarks, followed by a ceremonial ribbon cutting. The audience is invited to bring lawn chairs and blankets. Even when you have the whole summer to run around and enjoy the outdoors, there’s nothing like a good book every now and then. For adults and young adults over 12.
I'm Albert Mohler, and this is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview. Part I. Who is and is Not ...
The Scripture also says, and this is really interesting, "Let your 'Yea' be 'Yea' and your 'Nay' be 'Nay'. Let your 'Yes' be 'Yes' and your 'No' be 'No'." Let that be clear enough, let your character be strong enough and trusted enough that you don't have to use some kind of additional word just to get attention, as if no one's actually going to believe your yes means yes or your no means no. But the Bible, as it speaks of the child and the man, is speaking more of the intellect here, of the rational ability, of reasoning as a child, that's what the Apostle Paul is talking about, versus reasoning as an adult. And by the way, it is ratified not only in the Bible and not only in just about every society on planet Earth, it's also ratified or demonstrated by the development of the human being. And that was a legally compelling, morally compelling argument that was sufficient for Congress to send the issue to the states and a sufficient super majority of the states to similarly ratify the amendment. The age of majority is the age at which an individual, a citizen is understood to be an adult and the age at which parental authority, in legal terms as the ultimate and proximate authority, comes to an end. But even if in the United States it's age 18 that comes first to mind, a little bit of difference state by state, the reality is that the states also, as well as the federal government, have to back off of that arbitrary age at some point. But you have to have some point in every society at which you say, at least in legal terms, "A child on that side of the line, an adult on the other side of the line." No, all of that comes in the eventual and progressive acquisition of the status of adulthood and the responsibilities of adulthood. Parents have a different role to play, even in the life of a young person who's 17 and a half, that legally, in most jurisdictions, goes away the moment that young person turns 18. Different parts of the brain function in different ways, and different people have brains that function in different ways. Now, what I will discuss at the end of the segment of The Briefing is the fact that the primary biblical way of understanding the difference between a child and an adult is not just years, although the years are not unimportant. But the bigger issue here is a society that's just confused over the definition of child and the definition of adult.
The City of Jackson's Environmental Service Center, located at 1570 University Blvd. will be closed from June 2, 2022, through June 16, 2022, ...
The International Day of Women in Mining is intended to raise awareness of achievements so far, as well as the work that lies ahead to reach gender equality ...
Participation includes becoming an event partner; submitting videos and photographs showcasing women in mining’s daily work in the industry to IWiM; nominating pioneers, trendsetters and inspirational people; or hosting events within local mining ecosystems. On June 15, IWiM will commemorate the day with a two-hour virtual event featuring keynote presentations by guest speakers and interactive participation. Not-for-profit women in mining empowerment organisation International Women in Mining (IWiM) has launched International Day of Women in Mining on June 15 to acknowledge and celebrate past, present and future women in mining.
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The effective eradication of the entire scientific consensus in the published SPM of the April 2022 IPCC Mitigation report means the published SPM is in stark contradiction with various chapters of the Mitigation report, which still convey the underlying scientific consensus on mitigation. Upon the release of the IPCC Working Group III Mitigation report, UN general secretary António Guterres, in a radical departure from the norm, issued a strong statement that the climate change report itself was “a file of shame” and revealed “a litany of broken climate promises” by the “vested interests” who were putting humanity “firmly on track towards an unlivable world.” Although Guterres did not make it entirely explicit, nevertheless it was clear from his choice of words and the occasion that his objections were in large part a response to the mangling of the original SPM written by climate scientists. In contrast, the published, government (and corporation) redacted SPM should be entirely dismissed as the consensus of capital, and the betrayal of science, reason, and humanity. It is therefore necessary for those seriously concerned about the current climate emergency to rely primarily on the scientific report—that is, the published chapters of the report plus the leaked SPM, representing the actual scientific consensus. - Six successive paragraphs on the importance of demand-side reductions based on lower-energy solutions, requiring fundamental social change, which were part of the scientific consensus, were entirely deleted from the governmental consensus report. Not only was this eliminated in the governmental consensus SPM, but the SPM was rewritten to state that coal-fired plants could be increased, given possibilities for carbon capture and sequestration. Collective action through formal social movements and informal lifestyle movements expands the potential for climate policy and supports system change (high confidence). Climate strikes have given voice to youth in more than 180 countries.” No trace of any of this is to be found in the final report. This was discarded in the governmental consensus. Governmental actors, however, are not able to alter the climate report as a whole, only the SPM (Juan Bordera, “ How the Corporate Interests and Political Elites Watered Down the World’s Most Important Climate Report,” MR Online, April 27, 2022). The justification for the twofold consensus process is that the governmental consensus is simply meant to modify the scientific consensus to account for political realities and in order to forge an international agreement. This was removed from the governmental consensus SPM. Brazil and Argentina insisted on censoring the scientific report on the subject of decreasing meat-based diets. This was the clear message of the original draft by scientists of the most important climate change report to date: the Working Group III report on Mitigation of Climate Change of the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report (AR6), authored by 278 scientists from sixty-five countries, and drawing on some 18,000 scientific studies.