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About Michael K. Barbour

Michael K. Barbour is the Director of Faculty Development and a Professor of Instructional Design for the College of Education and Health Sciences at Touro University California. He has been involved with K-12 online learning in a variety of countries for well over a decade as a researcher, teacher, course designer and administrator. Michael's research focuses on the effective design, delivery and support of K-12 online learning, particularly for students located in rural jurisdictions.

🍁 Remembrance Day 2024 | 🍁 Le Jour du Souvenir 2024

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This Remembrance, don’t let their stories be forgotten

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An item from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission that may be of interest to members.

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This Remembrance, we ask for your help in making sure the stories of those who died are never forgotten.

CWGC’s For Evermore digital archive gives everyone a way to keep these stories alive and relevant for generations to come.

If you have a story about anyone we commemorate, we invite you to upload it onto For Evermore and ensure we keep their memory alive.
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Walter Tull (1888–1918) was a trailblazer as one of Britain’s first black professional footballers and Army officers in World War I.

Despite racial barriers, Tull served as a lieutenant in the British Army, leading  troops before being killed in action in 1918, and his legacy continues to inspire as a symbol of resilience and courage.
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There is a wealth of world war history across all the United Kingdom.

From large CWGC war cemeteries and memorials to single headstones in remote churchyards, you’re never too far away from one of our sites.

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By donating to the Commonwealth War Graves Foundation, you are helping us to keep the stories of the brave servicemen and women who died in the two World Wars alive.

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Episcopal Church of St Anne – Remembrance Sunday

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Yesterday (10 November) the Episcopal Church of St Anne in Stockton, CA held their 25th Sunday after Pentecost service, which was also their Remembrance Sunday service.  The congregation wore poppies provided by Branch 25, and their rector even read John McCrae’s poem  “In Flanders Fields” in her sermon.

You can watch a recording of the service through their Facebook page by clicking on the image below.

Below are some pictures from the service and the reception that followed.