#success-stories

#success-stories

Dezeen has teamed up with innovation platform The Mills Fabrica to livestream a number of talks that explore design solutions to planet-related issues on 11 May 2023 as part of London Craft Week.London Craft Week returns to London for its ninth edition from 8 to 14 May 2023.The Mills Fabrica event, named Planet-Saving Innovations, includes a series of keynotes, panels and talks where industry leaders will discuss tackling some of the biggest challenges our climate is facing through design.

Toronto police have ended an investigation into the alleged hate-motived forcible confinement of a Grade 1 student at John Fisher Junior Public School, saying detectives found no evidence to support laying charges against staff.The boy's mother alleged in March that he was subjected to months of anti-Black racism at the north Toronto school.

Aaron Brown picked up where he left off last season over 200 metres on the track.The Toronto sprinter crossed the line in 20.00 seconds in a slight headwind, finishing second to local favourite Letsile Tebogo (19.87) in Saturday's men's race at the Botswana Golden Grand Prix.Liberian-American sprinter Joseph Fahnbulleh, the 2022 NCAA Division 1 champion in the 200, was third in 2014.

Two Brampton teachers are turning their lunchtime heart-to-hearts on what it's like to Black in the classroom into a podcast, shining a light on the importance of representation and bringing their lived experience into their school.Alyssa Gray-Tyghter and Andre Mattrasingh, who both work at Cheyne Middle School, first met about three years ago around the time that Mattrasingh became a permanent hire at the Peel District School Board.

Toronto's Cynthia Appiah captured a bronze medal Saturday in the final World Cup monobob race of the season in Sigulda, Latvia.Appiah, 32, finished tied with China's Qing Ying with a two-run time of one minute 47.10 seconds.American Kaillie Humphries finished first in 1:46.52 while Germany's Kim Kalicki was second in 1:46.96.

Man United are set to let Ethan Galbraith leave the club this summer, upon the expiry of his contract.As has always been the case at Manchester United, this club has always given young players a chance.Erik ten Hag is keen to continue that mantra.Alejandro Garnacho is proving that, with Kobbie Mainoo set to be the next to step up.

Most weeks start in the same way for me.I'm sitting, looking at my Buffer queue, scratching my head at what I should schedule across my social media profiles.Inspiration can be hard to come by.But recently, I've discovered a solution.Buffer's AI Assistant.It is designed to simplify the process of social media scheduling, making it easier for me to come up with posts, refine my own ideas and help me create content that resonates with my audience.

College leaders and educators are seeking ways, big and small, to support the growing number of neurodivergent students on their campuses.(Quick primer: neurodiversity is commonly associated with autism, but it concerns diagnoses such as dyslexia, dyscalculia and attention deficit disorders, as well.)

All it took was a tour bus making a wrong turn to convince longtime barber and rapper Malichi Male to leave Toronto.Back in 2016, Male, 47, was scheduled to perform in London, Ont., but ended up 30 minutes south of the city, in St. Thomas.That wrong turn has changed the course of Male's life."I was dumbfounded because I seen stuff I never seen before," remembers Male, who has seven children.

No matter when you started running in life or what your current PRs may be, it's possible to get faster as a master!Running after 40 may take more balance and diligence, but never underestimate what you can accomplish.While runners often assume that their personal bests are behind them once they're no longer in their 20s and 30s, that isn't always the case.

Glasgow Rangers' transfer business under former director of football Mark Allen was mixed at best.The likes of Connor Goldson, Borna Barisic, and Joe Aribo have all been major successes in a Rangers jersey, with the Ibrox side even securing £10m for the Nigerian midfielder last summer.However, there were more duds than success stories, with players such as Eros Grezda and Jake Hastie having next to no impact at the Light Blues and vast sums of money were wasted on transfer fees and wages during his two years at the club.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has described London as a fantastically safe city as the force announced a drop in homicide rates last year.The head of Britain's biggest police force said the capital is a place to live, work and enjoy yourself as he visited a boxing gym in Ilford, east London, on Thursday.

Central Florida in November should be a raucous party.Every year, the best bodybuilders in the world prepare with one central goal: to win the legendary Mr. Olympia contest.Sure, there are other tentpole events like the annual ( and now rather lucrative) Arnold Classic.Still, arguably nothing holds as much prestige for the world's ripped fitness elite as competing during an iconic Olympia show.

On December 20th, the VlogBox team will hold their fourth this year Get-Together webinar.CTV industry-leading professionals will share their best tactics to monetise CTV channels for higher yields.Aside from market-level discussions, the panellists will dive into tactics like the design and implementation of monetisation strategies, new performance metrics, and new measurement methodologies.

Of all the criticism I've heard directed toward the Chicago Bulls over the last calendar year ⁠- and believe me, there's been a lot ⁠- some of it has been particularly valid, and some of it... less so.There is one fault, however, that I do think many have overlooked as the Bulls have rushed to acquire star talent and contend now.

Entering the 2015 NBA Draft, the Miami Heat had their eyes set on a couple of different prospects.Though they would end up taking Justise Winslow with the 10th overall pick, that pick is now most infamously known as the one that saw them taking Winslow over Devin Booker, who would go to the Phoenix Suns just three picks later.

You might already know the Dolphins have won the coin toss 10 times in 11 games this season.But here's something you might not know: the Dolphins will almost certainly call "heads" for Sunday's coin toss against the San Francisco 49ers.The same is true for the coin toss the following week when they visit the Los Angeles Chargers, and the week after that when they visit the Buffalo Bills.

Arsenal are reportedly ready to back Mikel Arteta in the transfer market again this January, with a midfielder and a winger on the agenda.The Gunners will surely have surprised even themselves with the strong start they've made to the season, with Mikel Arteta's side currently two points clear of Manchester City at the top of the Premier League table.