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A program created by the Yale Center for Language Study offers practical skills — and community — to Ukrainian families trying to regain a sense of normalcy.

Less than a year ago, Yale hosted Fall Festival, an annual outdoor celebration that invites undergraduates to explore regional and culturally-inspired foods. Yale Dining served […]

“It wasn’t just about the books. It was about bringing people together, respecting them,” Irene H. Ruiz’s son said.

From Sept. 20-21, a public performance art project called The Walk asks us to join Little Amal, a 12-foot tall puppet, for a walk across the city in consideration of refugees, immigrants, and human rights.

Welcoming Week started on Friday and will continue over the week with programs running to encourage newcomers to the community to get involved.

Chronic underfunding and a national housing crisis are leaving many newcomers homeless or in precarious housing in Calgary.

The Jamaican flag is one of three new flags raised this summer for the first time at Brandon's city hall. The events are a chance to showcase the city's diversity, says a Brandon woman originally from Jamaica.

On Saturday, September 23rd from 10am to 4pm at Lamoureux Park the community is coming together to host the first Annual Cornwall Culture Fest: Celebrating the diversity of Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry, Cornwall and Akwesasne.

Connecticut officials discussed ways to eliminate health care barriers for DACA recipients as advocates say undocumented immigrants face significant hurdles in accessing medical care.

An Afghan man whose family arrived in Manitoba this week says they’re grateful to finally be in Canada after years of living in fear of the Taliban.