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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Initiatives
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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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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WEMPO empowers immigrant communities through workforce development in Portland
WEMPO has partnered with the City of Portland Office of Economic Opportunity to launch a new...
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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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A new chapter in housing: Hope Acts prepares to unveil the fully renovated Hope House
In September 1, the doors of Hope House will officially reopen, marking the culmination of a...
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How to apply for General Assistance help as an immigrant
By Dina Malual, Maine Equal Justice Are you having difficulty paying for your rent, electricity,...
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Lost in translation: bridging Maine’s language gap
As Maine’s immigrant and refugee communities continue to grow, so does the need for professional...
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Understanding the charges on your utility bill
There are two types of charges on your utility bill: supply and delivery. Supply Your utility...
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Scholarships for Maine immigrants helps New Mainers build careers through education
For many immigrants arriving in Maine, professional experience, degrees, and certifications earned...
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