How to talk to boys and men about the manosphere
Most boys and men do not search online for the manosphere, red pillers, looksmaxxers, or...
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Cultural Comparison
Race, identity, and belonging: Being a Black woman in America
July 25 marked the United Nations’ International Day for Women and Girls of African Descent,...
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City of Portland celebrates 2026 Natural Helpers fellowship graduation
The City of Portland’s Natural Helpers Class of 2026 celebrated its graduation ceremony on June 13...
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The barriers immigrant communities face when calling 911
By Rachel Ndjondjo For many immigrants living in the United States, dialing 911 during an...
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One Community’s Support Helped New Mainers Learn To Swim
By Amy Harris Many immigrants have a traumatic history with water and swimming, a fear that keeps...
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Most Americans broadly support public education for undocumented students – regardless of their political affiliation and religion
An undocumented Honduran immigrant walks her child to a school bus stop in November 2025 at an...
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Breaking Bread, Building Bridges: Portland event fosters Jewish-Asian solidarity
By Elias Taye Inside the bustling hall of the Jewish Community Alliance (JCA) of Southern Maine,...
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A SEAFest across the sea brings Mainers together
By Raymond P. Diamond May 2 marked 2026’s annual SEAFest (Southeast Asian Heritage Festival), held...
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Following the sweep: ACLU’s legal fight continues over January ICE arrests
By Andy O’Brien On April 14, the American Civil Liberties...
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Thousands rally in Washington as Banyamulenge community warns of “unfolding tragedy” in eastern Congo
By Eloge Willy Kaneza PORTLAND, Maine — More than 3,000 demonstrators gathered on Capitol Hill on...
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