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    Students working on a book project at the Fritz-Karsen-Shule in Berlin are reflected in a mirror on the classroom wall. Image by Ryan Delaney. Germany, 2020.
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    PART OF: How Germany Reopened Its Schools During a Pandemic

    Germany Keeps Schools Open Even as Teacher Shortages Threaten to Close Missouri Districts

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    Ryan Delaney
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    November 12, 2020
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    Teacher Inga Deppa works with students in an English class at Jacobishule in Kalletal, Germany. Masks were optional for students when they were seated at their desks, but the regional health authority has since tightened mask rules for older students. Image by Ryan Delaney/St. Louis Public Radio. Germany, 2020.
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    PART OF: How Germany Reopened Its Schools During a Pandemic

    German Kids Went Back in School. Missouri Parents Whose Kids Are Still at Home Fear a Lost Year

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    November 3, 2020
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    Volunteer crews at Konza Prairie Biological Station have a careful system for burning exactly the areas intended. Image by Kyler Zelen / For Harvest Public Media. United States, 2020.
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    PART OF: The Moving Meridian

    Prairie Research Could Help Farming Become More Resilient, Sustainable

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    Amy Mayer
    Grantee
    March 26, 2020
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    North Dakota farmer Ryan Pederson gazes at a field of corn near Rolette, North Dakota that he couldn't harvest last fall. Despite the challenges, North Dakota farmers are growing much more corn than they used to.Image by Christopher Walljasper / For Harvest Public Media. United States, 2020.
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    PART OF: The Moving Meridian

    In North Dakota, A Changing Climate Threatens Crop Diversity

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    Christopher Walljasper
    Grantee
    March 25, 2020
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    The Martin Luther King Jr. street signs that were put up by in the spring will come down by spring 2020. Image by Michelle Tyrene Johnson / KCUR 89.3. United States, 2019.
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    PART OF: A Tale of Three Kings

    Kansas City Isn't Likely To Swap MLK Signs For Paseo Until The Spring

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    Michelle Tyrene Johnson
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    March 6, 2020
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    Kansas City has begun taking down Martin Luther King Boulevard signs and putting back up Paseo Boulevard signs. Image by Michelle Tyrene Johnson / KCUR 89.3. United States, 2020.
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    PART OF: A Tale of Three Kings

    Voters Want To Return To The Paseo, So Kansas City Sets Its First Hearing On Alternate MLK Tribute

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    Michelle Tyrene Johnson
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    March 6, 2020
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    Students at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in Dakar, Senegal, relax after classes. Image by Michelle Tyrene Johnson. Senegal, 2019.
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    PART OF: A Tale of Three Kings

    What Kansas City Can Learn From Dakar, Amsterdam and Memphis About Naming Streets for MLK

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    Michelle Tyrene Johnson
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    January 19, 2020
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