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How Language and Culture Barriers Hinder Equity in New England’s Cities

Dr. Brian Omolo -

The bustling streets of Boston's Dorchester neighborhood or the re-established mill districts of Lowell and Manchester are hotspots for languages, with Haitian Creole, Portuguese,...

Christmas Celebrations in New England Are Shaped by Immigration Fears

Abdull Hussein -

For many immigrant and undocumented families, the Christmas holiday is no longer defined by joy, public worship, or large family gatherings. Instead, it is...

New England’s Housing Crisis Reaches a Breaking Point

Dr. Brian Omolo -

The housing affordability crisis is on the verge of breaking in the major cities of New England, with immigrants and people of color being...

Faith Centers Across New England Struggle as Policies, Fear, and Funding Cuts Collide

Abdull Hussein -

Faith centers across New England—mosques, churches, and temples that have anchored immigrant and working-class communities for generations—are facing an unprecedented strain. A combination of...

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How Language and Culture Barriers Hinder Equity in New England’s Cities

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