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The Phone-Based Retirement Is Here. Do your parents and old people in general have a screen-time problem?

Adult children are worried about their parents slipping into screen addiction as they age.

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How to get a job in this ‘low-hire, low-fire’ market

Emphasizing skills like creativity and judgment, making job applications highly targeted and customized, and not slowing down even as we approach year’s end are just a few tactics savvy jobseekers can implement in this stagnant hiring environment.

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A practical look at federal funding that doesn’t cost you equity. – 10/28 – Missoula

The workshop is interactive and in person, and it sticks to the practical side: how to identify opportunities, what federal agencies are looking for, how proposals are evaluated, what goes into a competitive application and why the right collaborators matter.

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A solution to climate change? Dressing better in Missoula, Montana

“She is wearing a breezy white flutter top inspired by ’70s trends made from a repurposed tablecloth, paired with shorts made from a collection of denim scraps” Russell said. “A look that is casual, practical, and keeps her cool as the earth burns to the ground around us!”

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The Jeanette Rankin Foundation – Transformation Futures Through Education

Education can mean the difference between minimum wage and a living salary, between a life of poverty and a promising future.

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Teaching kids to code used to be a path to good jobs. AI has changed that.

Launchpad Philly is revising its curriculum to equip youth with AI and project management skills while offering paid work opportunities. Despite these efforts, participants still face challenges securing full-time tech roles in a competitive market.

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October News for Montana Nonprofits

Together we are a force for good.

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Helena district receives federal grant to bring locally grown food into schools

Project SCALES, which stands for Supporting Community Agriculture and Local Education Systems, is led by the Montana Partnership to End Childhood Hunger (MT-PECH). Funded by the USDA Food and Nutrition Service, each school receives about $12,000 a year to build a nutritional project suited to its community.

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Missoula Economic Partnership’s annual meeting highlights Missoula’s resilient economy

The highlight of the gathering was tied to the keynote speaker, Erick Garcia-Luna, regional economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, who spoke about the economic resilience of Missoula.  View the story for his presentation slides

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The 4 next big things in food and agriculture, applied AI, in wellness and fitness, and in consumer tech for 2026

There’s a lot getting developed….

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