Footy Fest celebrates community, culture and soccer
Hundreds of Portland residents gathered at Kennedy Park on Sunday, July 19, where Footy Fest...
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Education & Youth
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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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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Early college courses: Closing the opportunity gap in High School education
Early college courses are among the most effective strategies for closing the opportunity gap in...
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“Books can become a sanctuary”: Kirsten Cappy on immigration, belonging, and the power of stories
By Eloge Willy Kaneza As immigration tensions continue to shape public debate across the United...
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Between silence and understanding: a mother’s journey through autism, and the fight to change perceptions
By Eloge Willy Kaneza When Lika Kakunze, a 40-year-old mother of autistic twins, first arrived in...
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From limbo to learning: MOXIE Public Schools builds belonging for immigrant and refugee families in Maine
By Eloge Willy Kaneza When MOXIE Public Schools opens its doors in Portland in 2026, it will do so...
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Programs help prepare Mainers for careers
By Catherine Buxton If you want to improve your job skills or advance your career or earning...
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Tech initiative opens doors
By Germain Mucyo Are you interested in a career in tech? If so, be sure to look at this special...
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From need to vision: Octavie Nkama’s Riverside Academy is transforming local childcare
In the heart of Central Maine, where access to high-quality childcare remains a pressing issue,...
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