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YOUNGSTOWN — Sarah Collins Rudolph vividly and painfully remembers standing in front of a mirror while Denise McNair tied the sash on her sister Addie Mae

Two central figures in the American Civil Rights movement gathered at the Tyler History Center in Youngstown for the Simeon Booker Award for Courage.

YOUNGSTOWN — When it comes to sidestepping violence as a means to solve conflict, Andrew Sefcic has a straightforward solution for achieving such a goal that

YOUNGSTOWN — Several upcoming events are set to observe Ohio Nonviolence Week in the Mahoning Valley. The Ohio Revised Code designates the first full we

BOARDMAN — From a young age, everything was set for Penny Wells to be part of the civil rights movement, and she readily joined the table. “It’s a l

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN — Ohio Nonviolence Week is Oct. 1 to 7 and the 13th annual Nonviolence Parade and Rally will be at 3 p.m. Oct. 1 in the city. The

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN — As they often do for social justice issues, the Ursuline Sisters of Youngstown are collaborating with the Sisters of the Humility of Mary in Villa Maria, Pa., to combat hunger in our community. The initiative was inspired by a challenge from the Leadership Conference of Women Religious for nuns across America leading up to Catholic Sisters Week, explains Ursuline Sister Mary Alyce Koval, who ministers as the parish leader for St. Luke Church in Boardman. “We’re...