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Educator Newsletter: Civics in real time
Lookout for Teachers Presented by Emerald Broadband Happy Wednesday, Election Day has come and gone, but ballots are still being counted, and Lookout’s reporters are following results as they come in. Democracy depends on reliable local reporting: journalists…
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Educator Newsletter: Voting starts at age 18. Civic engagement can start sooner.
Lookout for Teachers Presented by Emerald Broadband Happy Fall, Y’all! With Election Day around the corner, it’s a good moment to remind students that civic life doesn’t have to wait until age 18 to begin, or to make…
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Educator Newsletter: Bring local news into your classroom
Lookout for Teachers Presented by Emerald Broadband Afternoon, Educators! One of the resources featured through Lookout in the Classroom is the News Literacy Project, and this week, we’re highlighting its monthly Scroll Smarter newsletter for teachers, parents and…
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Educator Newsletter: Sheldon grad Athena Aguiar’s story and her campaign for civic change
Lookout for Teachers Presented by Emerald Broadband Welcome back to Lookout’s Educator Newsletter, At 25 years old, Athena Aguiar, a former Sheldon High School student and first-time candidate for Eugene City Council, is running to represent Ward 5…
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Educator Newsletter: The Youth HUB opens in Eugene + exploring the future of public lands
Lookout for Teachers Presented by Emerald Broadband Hello everyone, From the opening of a new Youth HUB in Downtown Eugene, to an update on UO strike negotiations, to an exploration of the latest environmental reporting by Ashli Blow,…
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Educator Newsletter: Connecting local news to civic life
Lookout for Teachers Presented by Emerald Broadband Hello, Teachers! This week, we’re highlighting Grace Chinowsky’s reporting on Eugene’s decision to ban city employees from signing nondisclosure agreements related to data centers—a developing local issue that touches on transparency,…
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