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Sagal Radio Service and Oakhurst Medical Center Annual International Health Fair
On October 10, 2009 Sagal Radio Service, an native language broadcast for New Americans, and Oakhurst Medical Center, a local health clinic that provides affordable,... read more
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Salud Begins Community Workshops
In November 2008 the youth participating in creating radio novelas as part of SALUD: Healing through the arts, began conducting workshops a variety of health... read more
Salud community educator Ireri Unzueta Carrasco
Ireri Unzueta Carrasco is a community educator and immigrant community organizer from Chicago, Illinois. SALUD has allowed me to bring together all of the things that... read more
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SALUD premieres original production "Los Aires de Mañana"
Teatro Americano's SALUD youth will premiere their latest original creation Los Aires de Mañana, Friday, August 14th, at The National Museum of Mexican Art in... read more
Salud Project Influences Many
On August 15th, Salud had its first standing room only performance! Over 300 people, many of whom were directly connected to the young actors and... read more
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SALUD Youth Leader Zulema Ortiz recipient of the 2009 Sor Juana Young Visionary Award
Congratulations to Zulema Ortiz: 2009 Recipient of the Sor Juana Young Visionary Award In celebration of the Sor Juana Festival Quinceañera or 15th Anniversary, the National... read more
Salud! Here's to Bright Futures for Latino Youth in Chicago
Our National Program Office team just completed the first leg on our national tour of grant sites, visiting the National Museum of Mexican Art with... read more
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Salud! Here's to Chicago's Immigrant Youth and Their Stories
I am an unrepentant stage mom. I have watched my son be fully himself, completely immersed in a character on stage. From being cast as... read more
SALUD: Healing Through The Arts Hosts a Health Summit
SALUD: Healing Through the Arts culminating event, Salud Health Expo was a success. The event was held on Saturday, August 21, 2010 from 10AM-5PM at... read more
SALUD: Taking the Airwaves and Stage to Transform Community Health
On Friday, August 15th, 2008, project SALUD: Healing Through the Arts, will showcase a summer of preparation and collaboration in two exciting performances that feature... read more
See where the candidates - and you - stand on each issue.
Here is a great example of an interactive web tool, developed by the Washington Post, to help readers see graphically where presidential candidates stand on... read more
Seeking Media Mentors
Feet In Two Worlds, a project that builds partnerships between ethnic media and public radio, is looking for experienced radio producers in Washington DC and... read more
Segregated Neighborhoods May Improve Mexican-Americans' Health
"Living in segregated neighborhoods may actually improve the health of Mexican-Americans, a new study suggests." ScoutNews reports in a Healthfinder news summary that the close-knit... read more
Senate Immigration Bill, Attacked from All Sides, Gains Second Chance
“. . . after pressure from President George Bush and quick negotiations between Senate leaders from both sides, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) announced... read more
Senate Votes to Expand Spy Powers
By ERIC LICHTBLAU, February 13, 2008. “The vote, a major victory for the White House, would also give legal protection to phone companies that cooperated... read more
Site visit to Domestic Worker Safety and Dignity project
Wendy NcNaughton of Underground Advertising, Jill Shenker of La Raza Centro Legal, and Suzanne Teran of UC Berkeley Labor and Occupational Health Program hosted New... read more
Slow, grinding progress... but progress nonetheless!
We ran into a few hiccups this summer with our project as one of our partners encountered some internal difficulties that served as a distraction... read more
Small town Iowa struggles after immigration raid
Short term memory is what we all suffer from. More than three months after the raids in Postville some of us are starting to forget... read more
Smells that remind me of Mom
Smells that remind me of Mom edmontonjournal.comPublished: Friday, May 09 We asked readers to tell us about the smells that remind them of their mothers: The smell... read more
Smokers have lower IQs
A cigarette dangling lazily from the mouth was once the telltale sign of an intellectual, but new evidence suggests it may have signalled quite the... read more
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Social Inspiration
"In 2003, Hamdan received the Social Work Award for Distinguished Service from the National Association of Social Workers. "Nothing is impossible in this life," she said.... read more
Social Marketing Campaign Underway
Developing a social marketing campaign targeting household workers and the people who hire them has great potential for promoting improved working conditions for these workers.... read more
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Social Media applied to an online diabetes community in Spanish
Social media adoption has been slower among Latinos, but it has been gradually happening in the course of the past few years. More and more... read more
Social Services Reach Out to Vietnamese Community in California
Groups are finding culturally sensitive ways to give health care advice to clients with different values and traditions. read more
Somali Cartoonist Draws Death Threats
This week, Canadians celebrate the freedom to read. Every day, a Somali man living in Edmonton celebrates the freedom to draw. Freedom to Read Week is an... read more
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