Humble Leaders Inspire Greater Cooperation Among Teachers - and Workers of All Kinds
Humble leaders made teachers feel more empowered to share their knowledge because they felt psychologically safe to take risks.
Humble leaders made teachers feel more empowered to share their knowledge because they felt psychologically safe to take risks.
Since 2009, Food Forward has rerouted 250 million pounds of food from landfills and delivered over a billion servings of fresh produce
Once the center of "stop and frisk," the 2021 legalization of cannabis in the state of New York was underpinned by repairing that damage.
Called Project Nexus, the work is slated to begin this October with funding of $20 million from the state's coffers.
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It's rarely recycled due to costly and complex processes required, as well as the difficulty of collecting it.
A long awaited update to a 2020 medical breakthrough could have a natural knee-cartilage replicant on deck for replacement surgeries by 2023.
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A all-female Lebanese dance troupe promised to hypnotize the judges on America's Got Talent: and that's just what they did.
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