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THe University of Iowa is home to the country's oldest literary translation program. Experts discuss why the program is renowned. And Kelsey Bigelow shares a lifetime of hurt and healing in her new poetry collection
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The drivers license written exam isn't readily available in Afghan languages. So, resettlement organizations in Sioux City are working with the Iowa Department of Transportation to change that.
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Gov. Kim Reynolds recently signed a new law eliminating a test required for new teachers that had created hiring challenges for dual-language programs across the state. But for some, barriers remain.
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Scott County supervisor candidates will participate in a bilingual forum for the first time this weekend in Davenport. Organizers said it’s part of a larger effort to keep Spanish-speakers informed during election season.
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Un profesor en Iowa tiene que pasar un examen estandarizado – generalmente se llama “el Praxis”, una serie de pruebas para la preparación de profesores – que sólo se ofrecen en inglés.
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A coalition of groups is planning a statewide event Tuesday to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month. The organizers hope this hybrid event will push Iowa to be more cognizant of mental health.
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Dual language immersion schools in Iowa are having a hard time hiring teachers because of the state’s testing requirements.
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Charity Nebbe and her guests talk about bird flu and wild bird migration.
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Charity Nebbe and her guests talk about bird flu and wild bird migration.
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As the war in Ukraine rages on, one University of Iowa student is trying to make a change on a local level. The Ukraine native will start a new project to start a conversation.