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December 12, 2022

Theater Offers a Road to Rehabilitation for Juvenile Detainees in Tuscany

(Pontremoli, Italy) – It was Saturday night in Pontremoli, Italy, and the local theater was packed. When the lights dimmed, […]

By Francesca Braga

December 9, 2022

Fate of Historic Chicago Buildings Up for Debate

The Century and Consumers buildings reflect Chicago’s standing as a global leader in architectural innovation, but they may be a threat to a nearby courthouse. 

By Sarah Ashley

December 8, 2022

New Art Exhibit Showcases America’s Only Touring Black Rodeo

The High Desert Museum in Bend, Oregon has a new art exhibit. The exhibit, “In the Arena: Photographs from America’s […]

By Julianna LaFollette

November 15, 2022

Q&A: Dianne Blomberg on What It Takes to Write for Children

(DENVER) — Dianne Blomberg is a successful essayist and author who started writing children’s literature in 1999. She lives in […]

By Lilyeve Murphy Bagliani

November 15, 2022

Q&A: Angélica Escoto on Documentary Photography and Quinceañeras

(LOS ANGELES) - Quinceañeras are a Mexican tradition where families celebrate their daughters’ fifteenth birthday. They are typically massive events that can include immediate family or entire communities. Angélica Escoto has documented quinceañeras in Southern California for the last fourteen years.

By Kiara González Durán

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