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Ten Refugees. Five Storytellers. One Night. The Story of Us. The Stories you do not know. A Free Event Everyday the media floods our lives with news stories about the refugee crisis. Often times, the experiences of the people living in the throes of it are silenced by design. Not anymore. We are refocusing the […]

How could a community with good intentions be home to discrimination and racism? How does a state like New Hampshire that is mostly white fit into the national narrative of racial strife, now and in our past? What do we know about race? Through April 2018, residents of Madbury, Lee, and Durham will have the […]

LET’S CELEBRATE CULTURE! MCC Cultural Night is Tuesday April 17th from 4pm-7pm in the Multi-purpose room  (Gym). There will be a selection of international foods made by our own MCC students, faculty and staff along with a diverse music selection and cultural dance routines. All are welcome to join the festivities (open to the public) We are […]

YOU ARE INVITED TO ACCESS ACADEMY’S Spring Showcase Please join us in celebrating the hard work accomplished by Access Academy’s refugee, immigrant, and underrepresented students by attending the Spring Showcase event.   When: April 18, 2018 Where: Perini Lecture Hall, Goulet Science Center Saint Anselm College Time: 4 – 6 pm

Uprooted: Heartache and Hope in New Hampshire Uprooted is a 30-minute documentary based on interviews collected during the Humanities Council's Fences & Neighbors initiative on immigration. It tells the story of five refugees who escaped from war-torn countries to resettle in New Hampshire. The film explores what it means to be a refugee and how […]

The goal of the TEDxAmoskeagMillyard salon events is to spread ideas and build community in our corner of Southern New Hampshire. We will be creating space (in a local place) and time (about 90 minutes) to watch TED talks together and have informal facilitated discussion, in person, about the ideas we encounter in the selected […]

Hiphop culture grew out of the South Bronx in the 1970s and 1980s when young people of color combined their genius with available materials to produce the four original elements of hiphop: deejaying, graffiti art, breakdancing, and rapping. Since then, a confluence of young Blacks, American Indians, and Latino/as have used hiphop to reimagine everyday […]

Please join us in making a difference in the lives of young learners and our future workforce! On behalf of MY TURN, Inc. and our Bright Futures Event Committee, we invite you to take part in our 4th Annual Bright Futures Event. The proceeds of this important fundraising initiative directly support local youth. Our mission is […]