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The war abroad: Why we should care about human rights abuses in Colombia

Post Author:themetropolitan
Post published:February 21, 2022
Post Category:Opinion

Jessica Garraway Opinion Editor Participants at a meeting between the WFP Solidarity Collective delegation and Afro-Colombian social leaders from Buenos Aires, Argentina and Cauca, Colombia. The meeting was held in…

Joy Friedman of the Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center; Bobbi Jo Pazdernik, Senior Special Agent (SSA) with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension; Stacy Schultz, the West Metro Regional Navigator for The Link; and Linsey Ruth Founder and Director of Project 8, participated in a panel discussion moderated by Marianna Klochan about sex trafficking on Jan. 29 in the Founders Hall Auditorium. (Mandy Hathaway / The Metropolitan)

Stolen People Stolen Dreams brings sex trafficking awareness to Metro State

Post Author:Mandy Hathaway
Post published:March 28, 2020
Post Category:Arts / News

Community professionals share information, resources and tips about protecting yourself and others from sex trafficking.

Dr. Cynthia Harley, assistant professor of natural sciences, delivers the Brain Awareness Week lecture to members of the Metro State Psychology Club and guests in the Student Center on March 13, 2019. Photo by Ranessa Tsinnijinnie / Psychology Club

Brain Awareness Week fills heads with new knowledge

Post Author:Galen Decker
Post published:April 8, 2019
Post Category:Student Life

The Psychology Club celebrated Brain Awareness Week with a guest lecture, hands-on brain games and optical illusions.

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The war abroad: Why we should care about human rights abuses in Colombia

Stolen People Stolen Dreams brings sex trafficking awareness to Metro State

Brain Awareness Week fills heads with new knowledge

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