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“We’re very excited to be here because so many families are coming,” said Ayub, who arrived in Atlanta as a refugee in 2012. He said that they organized the tournament “to make them happy, all our future generation.”
An Emory art grad who decided to stick around, Anna-Frida Herrera is one of a new generation of Latin DJs finding bigger, more diverse audiences for their eclectic sounds.
SNAP terminations continue to have ripple effects on immigrant and refugee communities.
Kopitiams aren’t just coffee shops—"there is human warmth, the friendliness from that cup of coffee"
Kamayan ATL and Vinny’s Mutual Aid Bakery are joining over 100 restaurants in 13 countries for a day dedicated to putting food access—and people—first.
As food insecurity grows among Georgia’s immigrant and refugee communities, one mutual aid group is operating under the radar to support their neighbors
Chinese American Journeys is the first all-original show by the longtime local troupe Atlanta Chinese Dance Company.
Excitement in Atlanta’s Congolese community as the DRC takes on Uzbekistan
In DeKalb County, a free soccer program for Latino kids helps parents too: through access to information—and each other.
At just 25 years old, local shop owner Andrea Suarez has orders until the end of the year.
