Local artists unveil sweeping MLK mural at Preble Street
A vibrant new landmark has emerged at the corner of Preble and Oxford streets, bringing the vision...
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Diaspora
Understanding the new public charge rule: What it means for immigrant communities in Maine
A major shift in U.S. immigration policy is now in effect, reshaping how the government evaluates...
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Lives in limbo: One Maine family’s story of fostering Haitian immigrant children
Betsy and Tim Smith were empty-nesters, having successfully launched their adult daughter and son....
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Rent increases: financial pressure and immigration concerns in Maine
A rent increase can mean more than a few extra dollars each month for Maine renters. It can mean...
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“The future of the American dream is African”: An interview with Dr. Neeraj Kaushal
In celebration of National African Immigrant Heritage Month this past September, Amjambo Africa is...
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Congolese honor Genocost victims, demand justice and accountability
On August 2, Congolese nationals around the world observed an annual memorial called Genocost Day,...
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Ghanaian diaspora commits to solving the homeland’s recurring flood crisis
By Patrick NduwimanaGhana is regularly hit by devastating flooding during the rainy season, a...
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Beyond ‘I’m not racist’: Maine white men take on the work of racial justice
For Chris Lyon and Ben Conniff, confronting racism requires more than saying, “I’m not racist.” It...
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Angela Okafor turns personal pain into advocacy through new film
For Angela Okafor, filmmaking is the newest chapter in life shaped by immigration, community...
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Ethiopians face uncertainty after TPS ends amid renewed conflicts back home
By Kirubel Tadesse More than 5,000 Ethiopians in Maine and across the country are at risk of...
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