The publishing house of the charity foundation “We Need Help” has published the first book about volunteer fundraising in Russian - “One Hundred Friends” by Katrina Vanhass and Otis Fulton. The book was published with the support and in partnership with the Absolut-Help charity foundation. The original title of the book is Dollar Dash: The Behavioral Economics of Peer-to-Peer Fundraising.

The authorities of Ulan-Ude have suspended the construction of a military-patriotic center on the site of one of the city’s largest parks, Yubileiny. Park defenders, in turn, canceled the rally planned for May 30. As the organizer of the rally, journalist Evgenia Baltatarova, told Znak.com, officials agreed to hold public hearings on the construction of a military-patriotic center, during which time construction will be stopped. The activists were informed about this by... O.

The Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation plans to train teachers to teach Russian to migrant children in kindergartens.

In Moscow, specialists from the Children's City Clinical Hospital No. 9 named after. G. N. Speransky, together with the Scientific and Practical Center for Child Psychoneurology, developed and patented a Bluetooth alarm clock that helps treat enuresis . The invention was reported by the Moscow Department of Health.

The Investigative Committee for the Omsk Region began a pre-investigation check against a resident of the village of Lyubinsky, who tied her 10-year-old son to a pole overnight for absenteeism from school. Her 19-year-old daughter helped her with this. According to preliminary data, a 39-year-old woman beat a boy with a belt because he skipped classes, the press service of the regional Investigative Committee reported .

Grisha Zakharov was born a little over a year ago - and still alive only thanks to someone else's blood Helping not to help Anna lists many numbers - 74, 180, 90, 56, 40 - and remembers them all: these are the galloping indicators of hemoglobin in the blood of her son Grisha in his whole life. The smaller the figure, the worse Grisha. It's time to the hospital The light -headed Grisha does not sit still for a minute.

In Yakutia, a rescue team evacuated a local resident and his dog from a flooded island near Yakutsk. The man suffered from hypothermia. As the republican rescue service told SakhaNews, late in the evening of May 19, the duty officer received two calls asking to help a man who found himself on the roof of a flooded house. The first was from children playing near a flooded floodplain in microdistrict 203, and the second was from a resident of a multi-story building.

A deputy of the Rymniksky rural settlement of the Chelyabinsk region and part-time computer science teacher at a local school, Rifat Yumakaev, was sentenced to one and a half years of restriction of freedom for breaking the skull of a ninth-grader, reports 74.ru. The school called the case “a concoction” and expressed regret that it was necessary to fire the teacher.

The Ministry of Justice of Ingushetia, at the request of the republican prosecutor's office, will conduct an unscheduled inspection of the human rights organization Mashr, Mediazona reports , citing the head of the organization, Magomed Mutsolgov. The order of the Ministry of Justice states that the inspection will take place from May 23 to June 13.

21-year-old Marina Rudnitskaya, who abandoned her daughter at the clinic, was released from the Savyolovsky Court in Moscow along with her 27-year-old partner, the 360 ​​TV channel reports . As TRC “Zvezda” clarifies , the prosecutor’s office did not find any corpus delicti in the girl’s actions. The prosecutor's office canceled the decision to initiate a criminal case, and therefore Rudnitskaya was released on May 20.

In Magnitogorsk, on May 20, 45-year-old journalist Mikhail Skuridin died, who was admitted to intensive care after a traffic conflict. This was reported by the Magnitogorsk Metal publication, where the journalist worked. Mikhail became the victim of a street conflict with a driver. Novaya Gazeta writes that on March 31, at the corner of Voroshilov and Zavenyagin streets, an unknown man driving a Kia Sportage did not give way to a pedestrian.

The Ministry of Justice developed and submitted to the State Duma a bill giving prisoners the right to monetary compensation if international standards of detention, including the prohibition of torture, were violated in a prison or pre-trial detention center. As Kommersant reports , a prisoner can file an administrative claim in court demanding compensation for violating the conditions of his detention.

The St. Petersburg charitable organization for helping the homeless “Nochlezhka” has released a methodological manual based on the work of its psychological service. Nochlezhka employees talk in the manual about the causes of homelessness, types of psychological assistance and the principles of psychological work with homeless people. A separate chapter is devoted to professional burnout among employees of helping professions.

Parents of students at a type IV correctional boarding school for the visually impaired in Malakhovka complained that, despite the assurances of the Lyubertsy education administration, the process of merging with the Marusinsk school for children with intellectual disabilities “Development” continues.

In Moscow, doctors at the Morozov Children's City Clinical Hospital removed a five-liter tumor of the right ovary from a 16-year-old patient. As the press service of the capital's Department of Health reported , the girl herself went to the hospital: she complained that her stomach had been enlarging over the past four months. An ultrasound examination showed a large mass in the right ovary.