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Police in Cleveland take on role of social first responder ABC News 5 Cleveland: Mark I. Singer, the Leonard W. Mayo Professor in Family and Child Welfare and deputy director of the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, explained a new intervention program to stem youth…

Fundraising trends point to adaptability Cleveland Jewish News: Charles M. Miller, senior director of planned giving, discussed several factors related to philanthropy, including the impact of tax laws and technology on fundraising, and the need to have genuine interactions with donors.

How white became the color of suffrage The Conversation: Einav Rabinovitch-Fox, visiting instructor in the Department of History, wrote about the various reasons white came to be associated with women’s suffrage and how two other colors played a distinct role in the movement: purple and yellow.

Who are you really engaging with on social media? Cleveland 19 News: Andrew Geronimo, director of the IP Venture Clinic, explained why Russian citizens who use computer bots to make agitating political comments online may not be doing anything illegal by U.S. laws.

For scientists, the ripple effects of the government shutdown are still spreading Los Angeles Times: Michael Hore, assistant professor of macromolecular science and engineering, spoke about the long-term impact of a research facility’s closure during the government shutdown.

How does microwaving grapes create plumes of plasma? PBS: Lydia Kisley, assistant professor of physics, commented on a study that answers the decades-old question of why two grapes can create plasma in the microwave—a process that is unsafe for home testing.

When kids don't want to clean up Psychology Today: Jane Timmons-Mitchell, senior research associate at the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, shared tips to help parents who want to get their children to clean up their rooms.

Trump's HIV plan calls for extra resources for Cuyahoga County ideastream: After President Donald Trump announced plans to end the United States’ HIV epidemic by 2030, Jonathan Karn, the Reinberger Professor of Molecular Biology, chair of the Department of Molecular Biology and Microbiology, and…

The survivors of clergy sexual abuse who finally pushed the Vatican to recognize the problem The Conversation: Brian Clites, instructor in the Department of Religious Studies, wrote about survivor networks that have formed for those impacted by sexual abuse in the Catholic church and how the…

State and local policymaking CSPAN: Daniel Shoag, visiting associate professor of economics, participated in a panel held by the Brookings Institution on the benefits and drawbacks of transit and housing policies on local economies.