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Honoring Holocaust survivors through public service
January 27 is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Meet descendants of Holocaust survivors who work at the State Department and USAID.
Asian Americans mark Lunar New Year in new ways
Millions of Asian Americans will celebrate the Lunar New Year with an American spin but will still hold on to traditional values.
Indian American CEOs exemplify countries’ shared ambitions
Numerous Indian Americans came to the U.S. as students before going on to lead major U.S. tech firms. Learn more about their contributions.
Leaders take on North America’s biggest challenges
Learn more about what President Biden and other North American leaders discussed in terms of shared solutions to multiple challenges.
Family brings Cairo’s street food to Boston
Meet the mother and daughter whose vegan restaurant in Boston is bringing traditional Egyptian cooking to the United States.
Meet the first Hispanic woman to serve as a U.S. college...
Learn about Juliet Garcia's life, from her time as a university professor to her receipt of the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
The U.S. sees a rise in Latino surnames
To understand ethnic diversity in the U.S. — and all the energy and global connectedness it brings — look at prevalent surnames.
U.S. medal winner transforms study of higher mathematics
June Huh became the first person of Korean descent to win the Fields Medal, mathematics' top award, this year. Learn more.
Cricket finds a home in American cities
It's an old American story: Immigrants bring their love of a sport to their new communities, and interest swells among the general population.