Thursday, February 27, 2020, 12:00 p.m., The City Club of Cleveland
Anne Mosle
Two-generation approaches work with children and their parents simultaneously to harness a family's full potential for educational success and economic prosperity. It is fueled by advances in brain science and a recognition of the return on investment in early education for children and postsecondary education for their parents. National momentum around serving families holistically is growing with bipartisan appeal and a groundswell of innovation and public support. Hear more about the...
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Tuesday, February 18, 2020
#FREESPEECH in the News: February 18, 2020
As the Citadel of Free Speech here in Cleveland, we work to protect and promote the basis of our democracy by sharing related stories, commentary, and opinions on free speech in the 21st century. Here's what's making the news – and what you should know about – in the past week. 1.) How Hare Krishnas led to the 'Free speech booth' at the St. Louis airport Tucked near a rarely used escalator in Terminal 1 at St. Louis Lambert International Airport is a blue sign that hangs over a nondescript stand announcing in all caps the spot’s purpose: FREE SPEECH BOOTH. Underneath the sign on a recent morning sat Gregory Brown, 66, and... read on
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