Solutions News Bureau https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html News NEWS WIDGET OU Food Pantry addresses food insecurity challenges for entire campus community Southwest Detroit nonprofit provides alternative pathways to reduce gang violence Home The Student Journalists of Solutions News Bureau About Are Incentives Enough to Save Nursing? A Q&A with Michigan Nurse Lizzy Kay Planet Detroit reporting aims to address inequities in environmental coverage Q&A: Autism social group allows those on the spectrum and their families to build long-lasting relationships Networking allows access to ‘hidden job market’ and breaks cycle of underemployment Q & A: Michigan Caregiver Discuss the Rewards and Challenges of Tending for Others NFT provides local artist with alternative to financial stability OU deemed stand out LGBTQ-inclusive campus despite state challenges Fur Angels model canine good citizenship for potential Oxford Community Schools pet therapy program Philadelphia Built to Last initiative provides network of comprehensive support for struggling homeowners Baldwin Road transformation paves way for Beck project Q&A with Karrah Valassis: How to Create a more Inclusive World for those with Special Needs Michigan’s Habitat for Humanity approach to homeownership for low-income families – ‘it’s more than just here are the keys, goodbye’ Grizz garments: growing to the next size up ‘Providing care to someone doesn’t need to feel scary’: Q&A with Rochester Caregiver Gift of Life organ transplant facilitator successfully navigates COVID-19 hurdles Climate activists continue to work for solar-friendly policy Student resources Student nurse mentorship program helps break down gender identity barriers in patient care Program to bolster emotional learning is valuable tool for childcare providers during COVID Window visits lift mood of senior living residents and staff during COVID shut-downs Mental health caregiver: Many hands of treatment team are essential to positive outcome No ‘take-out’ option: How are metro Detroit’s music venues surviving? How cities are addressing mental distress As enrollment falls and colleges close, a surprising number of new ones are opening City of Warren explores potential of Birmingham, Royal Oak post-industrial economy model