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Employees facing language barriers have a new way to hurdle them at Hope Network Industries in Kentwood. The company is now offering an English course that fits into their workday and workplace
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Marking the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Ukrainian Society of Michigan hosts a Solidarity Walk and panel discussion Saturday in Grand Rapids
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Executive Director of the Literacy Center of West Michigan, Dr. Wendy Falb, talks about federal funding supporting immigrants on the path to U.S citizenship that's been frozen by the Trump administration
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Michigan refugee resettlement agencies struggles, Cle Jackson named a Giant, students take new financial literacy class, and more.
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Michigan’s refugee resettlement agencies are struggling to support clients after federal funding was cut off last week
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Divorce and the Holidays, 2025 travel ideas, Circle Theatre, Healthy Homes Coalition of West Michigan, and Hope for the Holidays.
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We talk to the President/CEO of Global Refuge about this campaign.
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The goal is to address barriers inherent in systemic racism, and to help the students graduate from high school then create a career plan through college or vocational school
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A new retail and coffee shop opened today in Grand Rapids, but this business does much more than serve up a cup of Joe.
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Meg Derrer with the Refugee Education Center discusses the org’s mission.