Voting barriers, rising Native leaders, and demands for real representation are shaping the 2026 Are candidates listening? Magazine, The Immigrant Experience Before Sage Phillips found her confidence in Maine’s State House, she felt She and a colleague had…
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California Election 2026: How to Vote Early and Know Your Rights
Secretary of State Shirley Weber answers immigrant citizens’ questions about registration, language assistance, voter intimidation, and making their ballots Magazine, The Immigrant Experience For many immigrants, becoming an American citizen is a moment the whole family There is…
Black Vote 2026: Defend Voting Rights, Hold Leaders Accountable
From rising costs to redrawn districts, the 2026 midterms carry real consequences for Black Understand the stakes, make a voting plan and demand more than campaign Magazine, The Immigrant Experience “Who talks to Black men?” Michael Bland’s question…
LA Measure PRK: What to Know Before You Vote on Parks Funding
Your neighborhood parks are on the Learn how PRK would increase guaranteed funding without a new tax—and weigh the tradeoffs for other city Magazine, The Immigrant Experience Sunday should be a day when a working family can finally…
DaVinci International Film Festival Concludes Landmark 8th Edition With Sold-Out Success at The Grove in Los Angeles
Festival honors Oscar nominees Randall Wallace and Shohreh Aghdashloo, debuts RecFest, and announces major 2027 global expansion to Europe, Africa, and Magazine, Entertainment The DaVinci International Film Festival (DIFF) successfully wrapped its 8th annual event, held September 25–26 at…
Rural Hospital Closures: What’s at Stake for Immigrant Families—and Where to Find Care
When coverage becomes unaffordable and hospitals cut services, the consequences reach everyone—whether they have insurance or Magazine, Living Well She spent her working days caring for other When she needed care herself, she could no longer afford
Black Immigrant Voters: What’s on the Line in the 2026 Midterms
AI-generated editorial illustration The The day care A parent’s A loved one waiting to come The people elected November 3 will make decisions that reach into these parts of family Here’s what to ask before…
Voting in the 2026 Midterms? Know Your Rights and Where to Get Help
For naturalized citizens and immigrant families, fear and misinformation can add to challenges with ID rules, language access, and Voting rights advocates explain how eligible voters can prepare before November Magazine, The Immigrant Experience Can a naturalized citizen…
Public Charge Rule: Don’t Drop Benefits Before You Know the Facts
As California challenges the new federal rule, Attorney General Rob Bonta and Health Secretary Kim Johnson urge immigrant families to get advice about their own circumstances before giving up food or health care Magazine, Immigration The new public charge…
U.S.–China Trade Truce Extended to January 10 — The Freight, Routing, and Inventory Moves Importers Should Make Now
The trade truce just bought importers more It did not buy them cheaper Magazine, Making Money Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said September 23 that the United States and China agreed to extend what he called the…