Preserving Aramaic: One Woman’s Fight to Save the Language of Jesus
Elías embodies the complex life of Arameans in Israel — an almost forgotten minority that still speaks Aramaic, the language Jesus of Nazareth spoke.
Latino Families Keep Nochebuena Alive Across Borders and Barriers
Nochebuena remains a celebration of resilience — preserving a tradition that transcends geography, politics, and time.
Let America Vote to Welcome Its 51st Star
A national vote would spotlight facts, sweep aside myths and let communities take down barriers and openly talk about culture and language.
The Two Myths Fueling the Trump Administration’s Anti-Immigrant Scapegoating
Scapegoating narrative relies entirely on two myths: “American exceptionalism” and “third world mediocrity”
“We’re Watching”: How Advocates Are Holding Detention Centers Accountable by ‘Witnessing’
As detainments continue to ramp up across the country, advocates continue to organize “witnessing” and observation programs that have been used as a tactic for accountability and visibility.
Immigrant Justice and Community Inclusion in Iowa
As immigration enforcement intensifies and political rhetoric sharpens, Iowa MMJ and One Human Family QCA remind the nation that justice begins in community.
Sazón de Wisconsin: Cielito Lindo
Cielito Lindo is a longtime family-owned Mexican restaurant in Milwaukee’s Walker’s Point known for its traditional dishes and steady neighborhood presence.
The Recipe for a Humanitarian Crisis: 600,000 Venezuelans Set to Be Returned to the “Mouth of the Shark”
The peril of returning refugees to a nation under the brutal dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro.
We Are Not Going Back to the Sidelines!
After years of progress in terms of inclusion, the anti-rights backlash in the Americas is not only rolling back hard-won rights but also directly threatening LGBTQ+ populations with erasure and criminalization.
Sazón de Washington: A story of tamales, beer, and belonging in Seattle
A commitment to culture and community that goes beyond aesthetics: “Being queer, brown, but also an immigrant – all those themes are very important to us.”
A “ Bad Time” To Be Latino in America
Majority of Latinos Disapprove of Trump’s Immigration and Economic Policies
Why Democracy Doesn’t Serve Me as a Latina
As a Latina, I don’t believe that democracy has served me in my immigrant community of taxpayers, hard workers, and families. They are not heard, not because of language barriers but due to ignorance and hate.”
