African immigrants seek better life in Nation’s Capital
When first coming to America, African immigrants often feel conflicted with balancing their new life with their culture.
Summer 2021
Balancing American lifestyle with family traditions
Adjusting to American culture while still practicing traditional African customs in your home can be challenging.
African immigrants return to their roots
Returning to your homeland to uplift the community is a common practice among any Africans.
Christians in Palestine resist too
Though Christians are the minority faith group in Palestine, those that stand firm in their faith are a force to be reckoned with. Christians from all generations participate in the ongoing resistance to Israeli aggression and are pressing the movement for a free Palestine forward.
Small businesses thrive year round
Lake Placid small businesses are thriving despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
Called beyond a title
Even though the tourism and hospitality industries are what keep the economy going in Palestine, it’s social workers that uphold the well-being of Palestinians.
What is urban agriculture?
Urban agriculture, or food production inside of a city, has grown by more than 30 percent in the past 30 years creating more opportunities for food sustainability.
Transforming America’s vacant spaces
America’s abandoned spaces can live second lives as community-building projects.
Provincetown Film Fest comes back with virtual bang
International film festival back in extended hybrid capacity.
Keeping in touch with roots in small business is essential in Los Angeles
These Latina business owners keeps their culture alive through their businesses in different ways. Some of these business owners make their products to feel connected to their roots.