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Supreme Court strikes down most of Trump's tariffs in a major blow to the president; AL nursing apprenticeships help close gaps in profession; The future of construction: University of Washington's living structures; Shining the spotlight on caregivers in Michigan and the nation.

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President Trump gives Iran a timeline on diplomacy amid stalled nuclear talks. Americans feel the pinch of higher prices, despite Trump's assertion that tariffs are working as expected and a former DHS official says enforcement is off the rails.

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An Illinois university is trying to fill gaps in the nationwide pharmacy shortage, Alabama plans to address its high infant mortality rate using robots in maternal care and neighbors helping neighbors is behind a successful New England weatherization program.

Rosie Blick

Philanthropy Manager

Originally from Connecticut, Rosie attended the University of Vermont Rubenstein School. After earning her bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies with a focus on Equity and Sustainability, she worked on a variety of environmental advocacy and education programs in Connecticut and Vermont. After moving to Arizona in 2018, Rosie began her career in nonprofit grant writing with The Salvation Army Southwest Division, where she fundraised for social service programs across Arizona, New Mexico, and Nevada. In November 2021, Rosie joined Public News Service as the Philanthropy Manager. Outside of the office, Rosie enjoys caring for her plants, hiking, and traveling.


Topic Expertise: Grant writing, Grant prospecting, Environmental Justice

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