For the first time in 2019, with the support of the Carlson Family Foundation, the Minnesota Student Survey asked about sexual exploitation and found that 1.4% of survey respondents had traded sex for money, food, drugs, a place to stay or something else.
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When students across Minnesota were sent home for distance learning, addressing inequities in internet access and technology became more important than ever before. It was clear these resources were essential to facilitate distance learning, access support services such as mental health, food and shelter, and maintain social connections.
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Caregivers need our support now more than ever. That’s why we are pleased to share Take Care Tuesdays, a new email series designed to support caregivers during these challenging times, presented by Alia and powered by the Carlson Family Foundation.
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