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Several MCG Health Chicago-based team members recently utilized their company's #volunteering benefit to support Feed My Starving Children (FMSC). They hand-packed 223 boxes, which equates to 48,168 meals. FMSC meals, developed by food science and nutrition experts, aim to supplement nutritional needs and combat childhood malnutrition. By leveraging this unique employee benefit, our team's efforts will feed 132 children for an entire year, creating a positive impact in their communities. 👏

Incredibly proud of the Hearst Connecticut Media Group sales teams for being honored with Gong's Revenue Team of the Year award! Their hard work and dedication have paid off, and it's no surprise to see them recognized. Grateful for the well-deserved recognition displayed in Times Square today!

We’re on the look out for women entrepreneurs from university ecosystems 👀! Our next Pitch HearstLab U event will be hosted virtually on Thursday, July 18. 🎓 Who can apply: Women entrepreneurs from the university ecosystem, specifically current students or those who graduated within the last 3 years 📍Where to apply: https://lnkd.in/eSRhvjnM 🗓️ Deadline to apply by: May 31 📧 If you have any questions or just want to say hello, please get in touch! Email us at HearstLab@hearst.com We can’t wait to meet you!

Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday in person or virtually! The White House Summit on STEMM Equity & Excellence was an incredible day of hearing from inspiring speakers, connecting with partners & laying groundwork for implementing the strategy: https://lnkd.in/eesHE3dT Pictured: 1. Panel featuring Sandra Roberts and Rae Wynn-Grant, PhD moderated by Madeline Di Nonno 2. Arati Prabhakar delivering the keynote address 3. Sudip Parikh delivering opening remarks at the leaders meeting 4. Kei Koizumi delivering opening remarks for the plenary 5. Travis T. York, Ph.D. introducing the National Strategy 6. Nafeesa Owens delivering closing remarks

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We are proud to share that the May/June issue of Good Housekeeping is out now, marking its first-ever Accessibility Issue. With Tony-winning Broadway actor Ali Stroker as guest editor and Kelly Dawson as an editorial consultant, this historic edition features essays from disabled individuals, home accessibility tips and guidance on discussing disability with kids.    Plus, Ali Stroker makes history as the first person in a wheelchair to grace its cover! Head to the link below to learn about how Ali is using her influential voice to spread awareness for people with disabilities. https://lnkd.in/eu2rQFpB

Very rewarding to see local news organizations recognized for their steadfast work – in national press awards. Hearst CT just received first place in the National Headliner Awards for its investigative work into the state police ticket scandal, you can read about here: https://lnkd.in/e-BssU5C   Bill Cummings, Joshua Eaton, Jacqueline Rabe Thomas and Taylor Johnston won the news series category (for media markets below the top 20 in size nationally). Big shoutout to Matt Rocheleau, who leads our I-team and data reporting, and our extended newsroom staff who make this work possible and also deliver high-quality, public-service news for our readers day in and out.   The judges’ comments heralding the journalism say it all: “The results of this series speak for themselves. The resignations of the state’s two top public safety officials, a federal criminal grand jury probe led by the U.S. Dept. of Justice. And at the heart of it, trusted state troopers falsifying tickets to make themselves look better — worsened by the fact that it all skews racial profiling data. This series exposes everyday corruption, and restores our faith. Well done.” You can read more about the investigation here: https://lnkd.in/eUyyYkjx Today's recognition follows Hearst CT also being a finalist, for an FOI investigation, in IRE’s international journalism competition: "Transparency Failures Sow Distrust in City Marred by Corruption," by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas, Joshua Eaton and Brian Lockhart was announced here: https://lnkd.in/eCQvsr_q It's not about the awards. It's about the service this journalism does on behalf of our community. However, pausing and reflecting on the caliber of this important work, and celebrating the journalists who consistently deliver for their readers, is beyond welcome.