Category Archives: Uncategorized

Libraries: Creative and Intellectual Learning

Originally posted on iPub Forum :
An iPub Perspective Editorial By Kathleen Leaf A Publisher’s Weekly article titled “Exploring the Innovative Community Libraries of Korea” was recently shared with me. The author, Professor R. David Lankes, recounts a recent trip to Korea, touring community libraries and speaking about the future of libraries. Below is the abstract…

Introducing: Dr. Fawzia Mai Tung

Originally posted on iPub Forum :
Author Introduction Author Dr. Fawzia Mai Tung Meet the author: Fawzia Mai Tung was born in 1957 and grew up internationally in a Chinese (Taiwan) diplomatic family. She speaks, reads, and writes French, English, Mandarin Chinese, and Arabic. A medical doctor, she specializes in Psychiatry. An educator, she has experience…

Mario Cuomo and the Fight for Patients’ Rights

Originally posted on iPub Forum :
New York State Task Force on Life and the Law An iPub Forum, “Did You Know?” Series, Part Two by James Rudin My eighteen Task Force years of service revealed that making realistic and sensible medical decisions is rapidly becoming the single most important aspect of a clergyperson’s life. Those…

New York State Task Force on Life and the Law

Originally posted on iPub Forum :
37 Years of Fighting for Patient’s Rights An iPub Forum, “Did You Know?” Series, Part One by James Rudin New York has a highly diverse population that speaks over 120 different languages, but it is precisely in the Empire State where enormous gains have been achieved on vital bioethical issues.…

Lovely Interview on The Arts During the Pandemic

Lovely interview #covid19 #thearts #creativelife #getusppe #creativecommunity #creativeindustry “ART IS A MEAN OLD IMMORTAL BASTARD, VIRULENT WITH SHARPER TEETH THAN ANY CRITIC OR DISEASE” .. CREATORS DURING COVID-19: WHAT THEY’RE DOING AND WHAT WE CAN DO TO SUPPORT THEM ELYSE DRAPER – WRITER, PUBLISHER, FORMATTING EDITOR – DECLARES “ART IS A MEAN OLD IMMORTAL BASTARD,Continue reading “Lovely Interview on The Arts During the Pandemic”