Access to Health Care – Why a 74-Year-Old SF Resident Is Becoming a Citizen
Feature Stories, Immigration, The Immigrant Experience
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SAN FRANCISCO – Mildred Cordova thinks the time has come for her 74-year-old mother to become a U.S. citizen. Cordova, 44, came to the United States from the Philippines in…
4th Annual Garifuna Film Festival Welcomes a Century of Change for Indigenous Cultures
Africa & Caribbean, Entertainment, Feature Stories, Heritage
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There’s something about the critically acclaimed Garifuna Film Festival that’s capturing attention from filmmakers, musicians and artists from all over the world. By now, the 4TH Annual Garifuna Film Festival…
A Growing National Alliance: African Diaspora and Immigrant Rights Groups
Africa & Caribbean, Feature Stories, Immigration, The Immigrant Experience
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LOS ANGELES – In April 2006, millions of people took to the streets nationwide to protest a bill that sought to criminalize undocumented immigrants and anyone who assisted them. But…
South East European Film Festival Closes on a High Note with Presentation of 2015 Jury Awards
Entertainment, Europe, Feature Stories, Heritage
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Beverly Hills, CA – April 8, 2015 –The South East European Film Festival (SEEfest) (seefilmla.org) celebrated a milestone 10th anniversary year, culminating with a closing night gala event and awards…
2015 African Goodwill Awards & Induction Ceremony
Africa & Caribbean, Feature Stories, Heritage, Insights, TIMTV
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The African Goodwill Awards and Induction Ceremony held its 12th annual event on April 25, 2015 at The Concourse Hotel in Los Angeles CA. Honoring individuals and organizations that represent…
Théâtre Raymond Kabbaz Presents Ibrahim Maalouf, «Kalthoum»
Entertainment, Feature Stories, Middle East
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LOS ANGELES, CA – Théâtre Raymond Kabbaz (TRK), the innovative performance space at Le Lycée Français de Los Angeles, is pleased to present the prodigious Ibrahim Maalouf on Thursday, May…
