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2023 Changemaker Hli Xyooj: Bridging the Hmong Community

“How do I empower myself by empowering my community?”

The People Who Help Us Bloom

The nice thing about this holiday project is that we make the rules.

Youth Mental Health Facility Opens in East Bethel

Minnesota Commissioner for the Department of Human Services, Jodi Harpstead, said her department estimates that kids facing mental health issues that interfere significantly with home and school affect 9 percent of the state's youth.

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Feminist lens on adoption

"Adoption is defined by American ethnocentrism. What 'we' do is right. We have the solution for everything. We can take better care of these children than you can."

2008 Changemakers: Talking Suitcases tell unique life stories

"These are thoughtful, courageous, and sensitive women. As they worked, more and more memories came alive."

Uncommon loss

The Minnesota Women's Press talked to three mothers and several people who work with bereaved parents. These are their stories.

Hard-hatted woman

"I wondered, 'where can I shine?' I believe you create your own destiny. I decided to use my bilingual skills."

‘Our hip, cool nun’

It would be 57 years before Sister Justina found out her birth name and learned why her mother abandoned her in a basket outside an orphanage.

Incidentally Single, Intentionally Mothers

Women are increasingly choosing to become parents without partners. Who are they, why are they choosing single motherhood, and what do they have to say about it?

Hmong family memoir

Kao Kalia Yang writes down her story "My impatient heart…

Big dreams

Single with kids, student mothers beat the odds

2007 Changemaker: Connie Perpich & Planned Parenthood

Reproductive justice: increasing low-income women's access to contraception

Is women’s studies still relevant?

Founded in the late '60s, the academic discipline of women's studies has now expanded to include gender and sexuality studies as well as racism, environmental equity and peace studies. With all these changes ... is women's studies still relevant?

Accidental American

"I didn't know what asylum meant, but I felt it had to be better than war."

A home of her own

Women buyers are changing the face of home ownership