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Amboseli National Park in Kenya is witnessing a surge of new life with a record 140 baby elephants born this year. This incredible event showcases the beauty and resilience of nature, reminding us of the importance of preserving our planet’s wildlife. The growing elephant population symbolizes hope for biodiversity and ecological balance. 🌿🐘

Thank you, Project Innovation kiddos and teachers, for another amazing Summer for the record books. Exploring the sounds of the forest was so sweet. Wishing you an amazing upcoming school year.

Til next year!

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Collective Liberation in Black August Part 1: What is Black August?

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There's one week remaining until the Indigenous Fly-In (IFI) Program application deadline: July 28!

The program is open to all rising high school seniors currently living and attending a high school in the U.S., regardless of citizenship status. We encourage students who identify as Indigenous themselves, or have demonstrated an interest in the Indigenous community and/or Dartmouth's Native American and Indigenous Studies Department to apply. Dartmouth will cover travel expenses, housing, and meals for students who are selected for the program.

The Indigenous Fly-In Program is designed for students passionate about Native communities to explore our campus and learn about the college admissions process. During the program, students will explore campus, interact with our Native community, and learn about the student experience, while also participating in admissions and financial aid workshops. Learn more and apply using the link below!

https://admissions.dartmouth.edu/visit/visitation-programs/indigenous-fly-program

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