Wins and Losses: Lessons From the Front Lines | Watershed Sentinel
Those who were on the front lines 20 and 30 years ago have urgent lessons for the activists of today about how to persevere and win.
Category: Wins
Crowdfunding campaign underway to get Easton general store, cafe ‘over the finish line’
In late summer, the couple encountered some hurdles – including burst sewer pipes and a faulty air conditioning system – that led them to launch a crowdfunding campaign aimed at funding …
‘Unprecedented’ – Wimbledon ground fund hits £100k
A crowdfunding page set up to raise money for AFC Wimbledon after the club’s stadium was damaged by flooding has gathered more than £100,000 in donations. The Cherry Red Records Stadium in Plough Lane …
‘Runners raise $34,000 for student pantry – The Paisano
UTSA and Texas State University went head to head on more than the field as they competed in the Huddle Against Hunger Challenge. From Aug. 30 to Sept. 7, Roadrunners and Bobcats united to raise money …
Pro-police coffee shop owner wins $4 million in free speech suit against university officials
Boise State University administrators owe a coffee shop owner $4 million after a jury unanimously ruled the school officials violated the woman’s First Amendment rights in a conflict over her …
The Morning After: SpaceX gets a surprising new enemy
The biggest news stories this morning include SpaceX’s new enemy, Microsoft’s nuclear ambitions and what’s going on down at OpenAI?
Spark Study Buddy (Challenger): Teen becomes first Hongkonger to win Pokemon Go World Championships
The story on this page has some tougher vocabulary words and questions to improve your understanding and English grammar.
Cards Against Humanity Sues Elon Musk’s SpaceX for Trespassing in Troll-Filled Lawsuit
Cards Against Humanity originally purchased the property in 2017 to protect it from Donald Trump’s border wall.
Why is Cards Against Humanity suing SpaceX?
You probably wouldn’t think that Cards Against Humanity (CAH) and SpaceX have a whole lot in common, and for the most part they don’t. But the two companies do have one thing in common — they both own …
NYC teachers forced to rely on crowdfunding to offset hundreds of dollars of out-of-pocket costs
Odom accepts footing the bill because he and his colleagues don’t feel comfortable asking the parents to take it on — leading him to rely on community crowdfunding to secure bigger purchases.