Food insecurity can affect students in different ways, from sleeping hungry to worrying about how they will afford groceries while balancing tuition, housing, and textbooks. Those pressures can have a ripple academic effect, especially for students already facing barriers of coming from low income households and marginalized communities. 

The Center for Broadcast Journalism and Power 104.7 FM talked with Jamila Keisar, a Somali American licensed independent clinical social worker and founder of Keisar Counseling, to learn what she has been observing as a mental health practitioner since the descent of thousands of federal agents across the state. Keiser also shares tools to employ when feeling overwhelmed.

Catholic Charities’ Minneapolis youth shelter Hope Street wants its clients to feel good about their donated clothing.

People gathered at Cedar Field Park in Minneapolis to celebrate a day after Smith Foundry permanently closed its operations.

The art exhibition Blak Grit seeks to destigmatize the vulnerability of Black men.

Few roles are as impactful as that of a Safe Harbor Case Manager, whose job is to work with people who have been

The Co-Lab Summer Pop-Up is intended to be a one-stop shop for all the essentials a young adult may need.

The newly launched MN Department of Children, Youth, and Family Services consolidates all child-focused programs into one department.

From memorials to music concerts, we have something for you to do this holiday weekend.