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Love, Light and Courage
A Holocaust survivor reminds the younger generation to confront hatred and indifference in a world where antisemitism is still very much alive and immigrants are shunned and dehumanized.
We Shouldn’t Trade Privacy for the False Promise of Public Safety
The debate surrounding Flock cameras and automated license plate readers (ALPRs), examining their role in crime prevention, public safety, data collection, privacy rights, and government oversight.
Edwin Martinez: Latino Muralist Brings Color to Rural Nevada
Vibrant heritage and diverse cultural stories celebrating community, history, and the arts across the state.
How Latinas in Poland Are Redefining Culture, Identity and Belonging
Discover how Latinas en Polonia grew from a small gathering into a supportive community of over 3,500 Spanish-speaking women, navigating migration, culture, and belonging in Poland.
Two Months in Limbo: Salvadoran TPS Holders Await Clarity on Their Future
While work authorization and protections remain in place for now, advocates warn that uncertainty is creating confusion for families, employers, and communities that depend on TPS recipients’ contributions to the U.S. economy.
A Question of Trust: What Maryland’s New Laws Mean for Immigrant Communities
Amid a surge in federal enforcement and local pushback from sheriffs, residents and advocates navigate the complex realities of living in a state with strict protections for undocumented communities.
Leaders Igniting Transformation Helps Milwaukee Youth Find Their Voice
How youth‑focused leadership programs are empowering the next generation to tackle local challenges, strengthen civic participation, and create lasting community impact.
Why Language Access Matters for Indigenous New Yorkers
The Colibrí Interpreters Collective is addressing language barriers that prevent Indigenous migrants from exercising their rights.
Washington March Unites Japanese American Survivors and Latino Immigrant Advocates
The four-day pilgrimage from Seattle to Tacoma connects the forced incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II with today’s immigration detention and deportation policies.
Building Community Power from Rocinha to Chicago’s South and West Sides
Community media, neighborhood assemblies, environmental justice campaigns, and grassroots voter engagement efforts are helping marginalized communities transform local challenges into lasting political power.
After losing her sight, a Mexican woman found independence and community through braille
After losing her sight, a Mexican woman found independence and community through Well Connected Español, a free virtual program connecting Spanish-speaking older adults across the United States.
Arkansas Organizers Step Up for Latinos Who Identify As Trans
Arkansas was the first state in the country to ban [...]
LNN Names Jimena Díaz Padilla Special Projects Producer
The Medill fellow who helped build the Neighborhood Navigators pilot will lead the initiative as it launches this month.
Some residents say language and technology barriers complicated Hawk Fire evacuations
Some Reno residents affected by the Hawk Fire say language barriers and limited access to emergency information made it harder to understand evacuation alerts and find help after the fire.
