New federal rules could cost Maine $50M in SNAP funding
Maine is staring down one of the most significant financial threats to its food assistance program...
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Food & Tradition
“We wanted more than survival”: Somali Bantu farmers rebuild life, land, and identity in Maine
By Eloge Willy Kaneza In the quiet agricultural pockets of Maine, where mornings begin with dew...
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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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Changes To SNAP (Food Stamps) for Immigrants
By Alex Carter The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), sometimes called “food...
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Great Garlic Gathering in Falmouth
By Rachel Ndjondjo On October 25, Cultivating Community, a Portland-based nonprofit focused on...
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Great Garlic Gathering in Falmouth
By Rachel Ndjondjo On October 25, Cultivating Community, a Portland-based nonprofit focused on...
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Pondu is taste of home
By Rachel Ndjondjo In the U.S., people living far away from their home countries often turn to...
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We came with our seeds: African immigrants help cultivate Maine
By Eloge Willy Kaneza Wales, Maine — It’s farming season in Maine. Fields are alive with activity,...
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Looking back, looking ahead at New Roots Farm
By Bonnie Rukin Bonnie Rukin: New Roots was the first immigrant-owned co-op in Maine when...
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Liberation Farms looks forward to 2025 season
By Bonnie Rukin Screenshot Despite federal funding cuts, which threaten to impact certain...
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