By: Jonah Chester Since the pandemic began, enrollment in Illinois community colleges has declined to its lowest point in years, and now, one school is […]
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MN Asian American Coalition Builds on Policy, Including Anti-Hate
By: Mike Moen As it closes in on its first decade, a Minnesota organization connecting Asian American communities looks to have more of its voices […]
Amid Mpls. Police Verdict, Racial Healing, Inclusion Still Sought
By: Mike Moen Another guilty verdict has been reached related to the police killing of George Floyd. It coincides with calls to provide more […]
Place Your Order for Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests via USPS
Residential households in the U.S. can order one set of 4 free at-home tests from USPS.com. Here’s what you need to know about your order: […]
Amid Threats, School Social Workers Help Foster Welcoming Environments
By: Mike Moen This week saw a Duluth high school go on lockdown because of a threat received by authorities. School social workers across Minnesota […]
ND Brings Farmer Safety Back to the Forefront
By: Mike Moen 2022 will see a renewed focus on farmer safety in North Dakota. A key position has been filled to focus on education […]
After Historic Struggle, Barriers Remain for Native American Voters
By: Eric Tegethoff The road to voting rights for Native Americans has been long, but advocates for indigenous people hope to build on the momentum […]
Marshall Fire Tests Emergency Response for Disabled Community
By: Eric Galatas People with disabilities often are left out of conversations about disaster preparedness, and the recent Marshall Fire put Colorado’s emergency managers to […]