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FAIR in Medicine Charts a New Direction with Dr. Doug Novotny
As FAIR in Medicine enters a new chapter, Dr. Doug Novotny brings a renewed focus on ethics, evidence, and trust in healthcare.
Jul 31
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Where Are You From?
In a world that pulls us far from our tribes, one family's journey asks whether belonging is found in birthplace, culture, or the people we choose to…
Jul 30
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Weekly Roundup
Three perspectives on gratitude, civic life, and what makes a healthy democracy worth preserving.
Jul 27
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FAIR Builds Curriculum Momentum at SBAE and URSA Conferences
From Charleston to Cedar City, educators are discovering new ways to bring balanced American history into their classrooms.
Jul 24
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Oh, Great Nation
Although America isn't a perfect nation, let its 250th year remind us that it is a great nation worth celebrating.
Jul 23
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Weekly Roundup
From the future of reading and publishing to the role of technology in education, this week’s essays explore what happens when our institutions stop…
Jul 19
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Remembering Richard Bilkszto
In Memory of Richard Bilkszto—an educator, mentor, friend, and courageous voice for fairness.
Jul 17
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The Publishing Industry Stopped Believing in Its Readers
The success of Theo of Golden suggests readers never stopped craving ambitious fiction—and exposes the publishing industry's assumptions about modern…
Jul 16
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Don't Break Faith with Those Who Die
In the Memory of Richard Bilkszto - Reflecting on merit and accountability in education.
Jul 13
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Weekly Roundup
This week, we explore the institutions that shape learning, from libraries to classrooms, and the importance of literacy, intellectual freedom, and…
Jul 12
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FAIR in Cedar City: Introducing Many Stories, One Nation to Utah Educators
This July, FAIR will join educators from across Utah to explore how Many Stories, One Nation can support rural classrooms and strengthen civic…
Jul 10
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How Librarians' New Social Justice Mission Goes After the Privacy of Library Workers
When libraries abandon institutional neutrality in favor of activism, the costs are not only borne by patrons but by the workers expected to conform.
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