Omar Yaghi: From Refugee to Nobel Prize in Chemistry—and the Power of U.S. Immigrant Talent
From Refugee Roots to Nobel Heights: Omar Yaghi’s Immigrant Genius: His journey from a livestock-shared room in Amman to the…
From Birth to Rebirth: How Dr. Fri Mofor Eta, an African Immigrant OB-GYN, Is Rewriting the Menopause Story
Her journey from Cameroon, to the began with delivering Now, she’s pioneering a movement to center science, dignity, and visibility…
States Push Back on CDC Vaccine Panel’s New Recommendations
Magazine, Living Well The American Community Media (ACOM) recently held a national media briefing with ethnic media, centering one of…
Dreaming of New Parks: Inglewood Residents Call for Pools, Splash Pads, and Spaces to Heal
As Inglewood grows with hotels and entertainment venues, residents like Cherella Nicholson — a local business owner and lifelong community…
Medi-Cal Cuts Explained: How New Rules Will Impact Immigrant and Low-Income Californians
From enrollment freezes to dental care cuts, here’s how upcoming Medi-Cal changes could affect the state’s most vulnerable Magazine, Living…
Medicaid at 60: Immigrant Voices and the Future of Healthcare Justice
As Medicaid marks 60 years, a coalition of health advocates, doctors, and media convenes to sound the alarm on federal…
Who Builds a Nation When Immigrants Are Gone?
While Europe credits immigrants for economic recovery, the is bleeding vital labor—and the global consequences are starting to Magazine, The…
Trump’s Tariffs and the Immigrant Toll: Ethnic Media Press for Answers
At an ACOM national news briefing, economists, small business leaders, and ethnic media reporters examined Trump’s sweeping tariffs—and their outsized…
California’s Hidden Gun Law That Could Save Your Community
Magazine, Living Well The California headlines say it all: another mass shooting, another domestic tragedy, another life But what rarely…
South LA Gets a New Green Space: How Inell Woods Park Is Advancing Park Equity for Immigrant and Underserved Communities
Magazine, Living Well, By Pamela Anchang At the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Inell Woods Park, I had the opportunity to speak…
LA Civil Rights Celebrates “Just Say Hello” Campaign Citywide Rollout on International Friendship Day 2025 New Phase of “LA For All” Initiative Aims to Stop Hate, Build Belonging Across Los Angeles
Magazine, The Immigrant Experience On July 30, in honor of International Friendship Day, the City of Los Angeles Civil Rights…
Mapping Deportations: A History of Bias in Who Gets Deported in the United States
At an ACOM briefing, UCLA researchers launched Mapping Deportations, a project revealing how deportation has historically targeted immigrants from non-white…
Nobel Economist Dr. Abhijit Banerjee Calls for Rehaul of Global Aid: Abandoning the Poor at What Cost?
Abandoning the Poor: What the Collapse of Foreign Aid Means for the World Magazine, The Immigrant Experience It wasn’t supposed…
Expanding Immigrant Surveillance—At What Cost?
An ACOM ethnic media briefing reveals how agencies are turning tax forms, DNA samples, and social media into tools of…
New York City Mayor Eric Adams Addresses Global Black Leaders in Tech Trade and Africa’s Brain Drain at 6th Annual AFRICA’s BRAIN BANK® Summit and Charity Gala in New York
Global leaders, youth, and diaspora visionaries gather in New York to confront Africa’s brain drain and reclaim its Magazine, The…
