Multicultural Awareness News Today

As businesses across the country struggle to hire, a nonprofit is teaming up with the Dubuque Area Chamber to try something new in hopes of growing the workforce.

Cincinnati Children’s has developed a new park in Avondale, named in honor of the late community leader and educator William Joel McCray.

In celebration of National American Indian Heritage Month, the Multicultural Awareness (MCA) chairs of the Student Union Board (SUB) are bringing in two-time world champion fancy dancer Larry Yazzie to perform at Iowa State University.  “He has a production company that he’ll occasionally tour with. They’re not coming on this time though; it’s just Larry,”...

Squishy mochi characters, stickers, candy, drinks and more will be available for students to create their own mental health kits in the Memorial Union as a way to decompress and relieve stress before finals. The Student Union Board’s (SUB) Multicultural Awareness (MCA) directors have organized the eighth Mental Health Kits event from 10 a.m. to...

An international movie screening will be held by the Student Union Board (SUB), a student organization focusing on planning and promoting events for students and others within the Iowa State community at 7 p.m. Monday. This major event held by SUB is Cyclone Cinema, a Thursday-through-Sunday free film opportunity for students. SUB’s Cyclone Cinema showcases...

HAZLETON — A new, quiet escape where all cultures are represented recently opened on Penn State Hazleton’s campus.

Organizing for racial justice in a rural community looks a lot different from in a city. We spoke with Seraphia Gravelle (Aguallo), founder of a Minnesota-based social justice organization.

Editor’s Note: This interview first appeared in Path Finders, an email newsletter from the Daily Yonder. Each week, Path Finders features a Q&A

The Unity Fund will award $5,000-$10,000 to applicants.

Organizations that received grants do work in relation to domestic violence and human trafficking.