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Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s sociology department hosted a symposium on Jan. 22 and 23, called “Indigenous Languages and Cultures Beyond Borders,” highlighting the language revitalization efforts of scholars across North, Central, and South American Indigenous communities. The two-day conference included a ceremony, panels on language, education, sovereignty, and decolonization, along with roundtable discussions and traditional Nahua

A Forsyth County nonprofit advocacy group launched last fall an online survey with an ambitious goal: determining the socioeconomic wants and needs of working women.

When you dive deep into your family history, you might uncover thrilling tales about your ancestors that you never knew existed. Recently, TikToker @cassdamm shared a crazy story she learned about her great-great-grandfather Arthur Townsend. The

A Forsyth County nonprofit advocacy group has launched an online survey that aims to go beyond gathering the opinions of local working women.