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United Way BC fights period poverty with 570,000 menstrual products distribution - The Runner (opens the original)
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United Way BC distributed 570,150 products to communities across the province. The organization, which supports communities across B.C., reports that period poverty impacts health, education, employment, and dignity, as some individuals are forced to choose between purchasing menstrual products and other basic necessities. Lori Mayhew, United Way BC’s labour participation’s director, says the research began after staff members noticed increasing requests for menstrual products from organizations
United Way BC fights period poverty with 570,000 menstrual products distribution - The Runner (opens the original)
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United Way BC distributed 570,150 products to communities across the province. The organization, which supports communities across B.C., reports that period poverty impacts health, education, employment, and dignity, as some individuals are forced to choose between purchasing menstrual products and other basic necessities. Lori Mayhew, United Way BC’s labour participation’s director, says the research began after staff members noticed increasing requests for menstrual products from organizations
Hollywood’s great divide: Can AI create movie magic? - The Runner (opens the original)
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Hollywood’s biggest issue? Artificial intelligence. AI is integrating into every area of the film industry: writing, editing, and even actors like Tilly Norwood. As technology becomes more advanced, the entertainment industry is asking itself a difficult question — is AI a tool that enhances creativity or a threat that could replace it? Acclaimed director Martin Scorsese called using AI in the pre-production process “creatively freeing.” On top of directing legendary films like The Wolf of Wall
Creative and technical: KPU’s interior design program earns 5th accreditation - The Runner (opens the original)
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Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s interior design program earned its first accreditation 26 years ago. In May, the four-year program at the Wilson School of Design earned its fifth reaccreditation from the Council of Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA), a non-profit accrediting organization for interior design programs across the world. Program chair Paola Gavilanez says the accreditation is crucial for students to become registered interior designers. “If somebody sees a resume and they see th
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