Like almost every country in the world, the United States of America was also strongly hit by the Covid-19, leaving more than 0.57 million US people dead. The pandemic erupted in the country in January 2020 and has affected about 32.3 million people so far. During this traumatic period of almost more than 12 months, 3,600 health workers lost their lives while battling against the Covid-19.
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Mental Health : How Does Being An Immigrant Affect Our Wellness? Senait Admassu Sheds Light
Mental Health : How Does Being An Immigrant Affect Our Wellness? Senait Admassu Sheds Light
Would Having an Immigrant ‘Son’ Change Rep. Matt Gaetz’s Tone on Immigration?
COVID-19’s Devastating Legacy . Can Communities Truly Heal Post-Pandemic?
We can all agree on one thing regardless of our core beliefs and values; the COVID 19 pandemic has heavily hit the US disproportionately on racial and economic lines. Is “herd-immunity” the golden fix for returning to living life as we know it? Pinning our hopes on this may be living in a fantasy because even if the United States reaches the elusive “herd-immunity,” which is not a given due to vaccine resistance, many communities face crises exacerbated by the pandemic – health care and educational disparities, lack of affordable housing, racism, police abuse, loss of jobs.
How To Manage Your Mental Health | Child War-Refugee Dr. MAI-PHƯƠNG Nguyen’s Mental Health Journey
How To Manage Your Mental Health | Child War-Refugee Dr. MAI-PHƯƠNG Nguyen’s Mental Health Journey
Oscar-Nominated White Eye | What Happens When Cops Are Called On Blacks In Israel ? Tomer Shushan
Director TOMER SHUSHAN talks about his Academy Award® Nominee – Live-Action Short Film White Eye, a 20minute film that packs quite a punch.
Atlanta spa shootings: The root of Asian xenophobia, and the Anti-Asian Immigration Act
Atlanta spa shootings in March 2021, which claimed the lives of six women of Asian descent, have reopened the debate about the discriminatory and cruel treatment meted out to the Asian communities across the United States for more than a century.
Oscar-Nominated FEELING THROUGH About DeafBlind Challenges Our Humanity.Doug Roland & Steven Prescod
Actor, Steven Prescod, and Director, DOUG ROLAND’s, film, “FEELING THROUGH” is an Academy Award® Nominee – Live-Action Short Film. A very significant film that features a DeafBlind actor in a lead role.
OSCARS 2021: Immigrants Win Big At The Academy Awards
Have the Oscars resolved their problem with diversity? Historically the Oscars have had a problem with the representation of persons of color; an opinion held globally since the start of the Academy Awards in 1928. Then came the day of reckoning when for the first time in Oscars’ US history a hashtag, #OscarsSoWhite made the rounds on social media, especially Twitter. Voices were raised against the biases of the Oscars and similar hashtags highlighting the lack of diversity, began trending on social media in 2015.
The 2021 South East European Film Festival (SEEfest) announces film lineup for 16th edition
The 2021 South East European Film Festival (SEEfest) (April 28-May 5), co-presented by ELMA, foundation for European Languages and Movies in America, announced the lineup of official selections for the 16th annual edition of the Los Angeles-based film festival.