Abigail Stewart

Jan 19, 2025 | dvidshub.net | Abigail Stewart

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Jan 16, 2025 | austinmonthly.com | Abigail Stewart

Single and ready to mingle? Join us downtown at Mayfair to mingle with the featured Austin Monthly singles during a night of fun and excitement that benefits Austin Pets Alive! We will unveil our 2025 list of Austin’s most eligible singles in late January (see our 2024 Singles here.)This year, we are changing up the party a bit.

Jan 14, 2025 | austinmonthly.com | Abigail Stewart

Who says there’s no such thing as a free lunch? RSVP below to claim yours!Join Austin Monthly and Baylor, Scott & White for Talk with a Doc, our new fireside chat series, to ask questions, test out a Hyperice lounge, and more. (Yes, a healthy lunch is on us for the first 50 RSVPs!)Let’s face it, we’re not getting any younger! The truth is that maintaining bone and joint health is essential for an active and pain-free life, regardless of age.

Jan 10, 2025 | wested.org | Abigail Stewart

We’re thrilled to announce that the brand-new WestEd.org is officially launched! Our new website reflects the evolution of our agency’s vision to support your thriving learners and empowered communities. Last summer, the Communications Department kicked off our website redesign project with an in-depth user experience study. We gained valuable insights, and these findings have driven every decision in our website redevelopment process.

Jan 7, 2025 | wested.org | Abigail Stewart

Creating environments where every learner can thrive requires collaboration between students and community members; however, educators, policymakers, and allies must be adequately equipped to build stronger, more inclusive educational systems. Addressing challenges tied to attendance, graduation rates, and disciplinary practices is critical to fostering equitable outcomes and empowering communities for Native American students.