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Listening to Asian American stories can help us diversify our community, say Missouri State students and staff.
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This year’s conference will be held April 25-26 at the DoubleTree by Hilton.
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Staff lead a weekly Job Club program and work daily to help their clients flourish.
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The program, which meets at the Stalnaker Boys & Girls Club, is run by the ELI at MSU and is funded by a grant awarded to SPS.
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KSMU's Meghan McKinney interviewed Fereshte about her time in Springfield and what she hopes for her future.
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It's the first day of Ramadan, and I'm in a vehicle with Marga Pogue, a volunteer working with the International Institute of Southwest Missouri to guide a young Afghan family that is resettling in the Ozarks.
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John Ndahiriwe was a refugee from the Democratic Republic of the Congo who immigrated to the Ozarks. He and his family escaped a dire situation to make a new home in the United States.
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In this week's edition of Ozarks Public Radio's Sense of Community, we’re reporting on migrants, refugees — and the local volunteers who help care for them.
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Hadid, who's just 23, came to the U.S. by way of Malaysia where she was a refugee and now lives in Springfield.
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In the Sense of Community Series, "Making a New Life in the Ozarks," you'll hear refugees' stories and learn about programs and people who are helping them on their journey.
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The new partnership with Lights On! is aimed at building trust with the community, say Springfield police and local NAACP officials.
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By May 2024, Willard expects to have built one of the largest inclusive playgrounds in the area, complete with ramps, surfaces and play equipment that anyone can use — regardless of disability status.