Harvesting the Fruits of Black Labor | Heifer International
Every day you take a bite of Black history, whether you're patronizing Black-owned restaurants - as recent events have inspired many to do - or just serving food on your table at home.
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Every day you take a bite of Black history, whether you're patronizing Black-owned restaurants - as recent events have inspired many to do - or just serving food on your table at home.
Since Hanane moved into Columbia Hills Apartments a year ago with her husband and two sons, she's enjoyed more of what Arlington has to offer. "Before, when I was living in another [apartment] building, I didn't know about a lot of programs in Arlington." Hanane's family relocated from Morocco to Arlington two years ago.
When Shannel was looking for an apartment for her and her daughter, it was hard to find an affordable home that met their needs. "I [often] had issues with maintenance and pest control." After walking into The Springs, an APAH property, she knew things would be different.
Mark B.'s commitment to serving others hasn't switched off since he left the Air Force in 1986. Although he is no longer "Active Duty" by military standards, the description is still fitting for a man who is active in his community and dutiful in helping others.
Sola Ayodeji discusses her experiences of border control in the UK, and how easy it can be to lose the privileges of holding a US passport as a person of colour "I'm not convinced that you will leave." The border security officer threatened. "If I let you in, how do I know you won't overstay your visa?"
Two years ago, Orpah was homeless, but today she's an outgoing neighbor living in The Springs Apartments. With her bubbly personality and strong ties to the community, no one would be able to guess that Orpah W. spent many years living outside, suffering from PTSD and distrustful of people.
CNA and Mother of 2, Tashima Williams, shares how she balances parenting, working, and going back to school.
Recap of Ferguson By Sola Ayodeji, Agape Life Contributor updated Fri November 15, 2014 The unrest in Ferguson, Missouri is all but unfamiliar. Once again a community that remains invisible to those outside of it is rocked by the senseless murder of a teenage boy and thrust into national spotlight.
U.S. Representative tours Local Nonprofit's House for homeless women with children