Standardized Tests in Alaska Help Students To Catch-Up From COVID-19 Learning Disruptions

AUDIO: Jim Cowen, Executive Director, Collaborative for Student Success
(Juneau, AK, Wednesday, February 10, 2021) – We know this school year has been hard on students emotionally and academically in Alaska. Parents have stepped up in unprecedented ways and are more engaged than they’ve...

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Standardized Tests in Colorado Help Students To Catch-Up From COVID-19 Learning Disruptions

AUDIO: Jim Cowen, Executive Director, Collaborative for Student Success
(Denver, CO, Wednesday, February 10, 2021) – We know this school year has been hard on students emotionally and academically in Colorado. Parents have stepped up in unprecedented ways and are more engaged than they’ve...

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Standardized Tests in Washington Help Students To Catch-Up From COVID-19 Learning Disruptions

AUDIO: Jim Cowen, Executive Director, Collaborative for Student Success
(Olympia, WA, Wednesday, February 10, 2021) – We know this school year has been hard on students emotionally and academically in Washington. Parents have stepped up in unprecedented ways and are more engaged than they’ve...

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Standardized Tests in New Mexico Help Students To Catch-Up From COVID-19 Learning Disruptions

AUDIO: Amanda Aragon, Executive Director of NewMexicoKidsCAN
(Santa Fe, NM, Wednesday, February 10, 2021) – We know this school year has been hard on students emotionally and academically in New Mexico. Parents have stepped up in unprecedented ways and are more engaged...

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A Pledge to Help Close the Racial Wealth and Opportunity Gap for Black Communities

AUDIO: Marla Blow, Senior Vice President, Social Impact, North America, Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth
(Purchase, NY, Tuesday, October 6, 2020) – The financial system has systemically disadvantaged Black communities and the cost of being excluded has been laid bare as a result of Covid-19. With half of all Black...

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Expert Discusses the Importance of Good Oral Health Care Amid COVID

AUDIO: Sarah Chavarria, Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer, Delta Dental of California
(San Francisco, CA, Wednesday, August 5, 2020) – COVID 19 has changed a lot of habits in the last four months, and many of those habits could be affecting our teeth and gums. Being proactive...

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Innovadora Plataforma de Asistencia Virtual Para Ayudar a Los Conductores a Identificar y Monitorear Los Recalls de Vehículos

AUDIO: Tania Saldaña, gerente de comunicaciones de movilidad de Toyota
(Washington, D.C., jueves, 16 de julio de 2020) – La campaña de Check To Protect del National Safety Council (NSC) ha anunciado el lanzamiento de la primera Plataforma de Asistencia Virtual para Recalls de Vehículos....

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New Virtual Assistance Platform Helps Consumers Identify And Monitor Vehicle Safety Recalls

AUDIO: Kelly Nantel, Vice President of Roadway Practice at the National Safety Council
(Washington, D.C., Thursday, July 16, 2020) – The National Safety Council’s Check To Protect campaign is launching a first-of-its-kind service to improve consumer awareness of safety recalls. The new Vehicle Recall Concierge Platform enables consumers...

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FEMA Urges Hawaii Residents to Prepare for Hurricane Season

AUDIO: John Bravender, Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the National Weather Service Central Pacific Hurricane Center in Honolulu
(Honolulu, HI, Tuesday, June 30, 2020) – This year, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts up to six tropical storms and hurricanes in the Central Pacific. With hurricane season here, it’s important for...

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Arizona Campaign Manager for All Voting is Local Discuss Options for Voters

AUDIO: Rosemary Avila, All Voting is Local’s Arizona Campaign Manager
(Phoenix, AZ, Friday, June 26, 2020) – Now is the time to plan for elections. High turnout is expected and the threat of COVID-19 will change how elections are run. It’s crucial for Arizona’s officials...

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