
Proposed Adjustments to American History Curriculum
Photo by Sarah Whiting
Penumbra Theater hosts an annual civic…

Where Do I Belong? Regina Santiago
Regina Santiago (Photo Courtesy Green Card Voices)
Since…

Roots for the Home Team
Youth cooking lessons, Guatemalan food, and food fails

Jessica Melnik: On a Mission
“It is aimed at getting rid of the demand as well,” Melnik says. “Sex trafficking isn’t going to stop [even] if all the women in the world say we don’t want it anymore.”

I Want to Be Reflected in Our History Books
The only time I became relevant was during a one-page reading on the Vietnam War, or a lesson on Pearl Harbor.

Global Lessons From Indigenous Education
There are 100 million Indigenous people in this hemisphere.

We Are Not Poor. We Have a Vision.
Hibist, a sponsored girl (l) with Kathy Coskran (Courtesy…

WeARE The Clinic
L-R: Cindy Moore, Julie Ingleman, Becky Twamley and Sue Hadland.…

What you’re called matters
Perspective of a middle school girl leader:
"I thought…

Girls Who Code
Daisy Forester (Courtesy Photo)
Women comprise 47 percent…

Global students in St. Paul
More than 100 languages, more than 20 countries of origin: the challenges of multi-lingual education

Language opens doors
Susan Moss understands the importance of words and language.…


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