The generational divide between younger Somalis willing to seek out mental health services and their parents is a challenge practitioners are working to address.
Creating more cycling infrastructure in cities is one part of the larger puzzle to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Project Optimist partners with The Sowing Room and Central Lakes College on a belonging dialogue.
We believe communities are stronger when people know how journalism works and participate in making journalism however they’re able.
Project Optimist and Hartley Nature Center will host the free event.
The number of domestic violence cases has not decreased, but officials say the Stearns County Domestic Violence Partnership has reduced homicides and offered victims and offenders support.
Los documentales de Cecilia Cornejo Sotelo se enfocaron en la comunidad tras mudarse a Minnesota. Desde entonces, sus proyectos han adoptado nuevas formas, como la narración y el bordado.
Cecilia Cornejo Sotelo’s films became community-focused after she moved to Minnesota. Since then, her projects have taken on new forms, such as storytelling and embroidery.
Without the money and resources that the Global North has, countries in the Global South are not able to adapt to or fight back against the impacts of climate change.
While Minnesota’s Latino population surged by nearly 38% from 2010 to 2020, the mental health system has not kept pace.
Aunque la población latina de Minnesota aumentó casi un 38% entre 2010 y 2020, el sistema de salud mental no ha logrado mantenerse al día.
Some of Minnesota’s tiniest frogs make big sounds, often before ice is out on most lakes.
Here's what the partnership means for Project Optimist.
The College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University trained nursing students how to care for dying patients and their families.
Catch a replay of the panel discussion, or read the highlights.
Project Optimist tagged along with nonprofit Great River Greening during a biochar demonstration on March 17. Here's how it works.
Ten-plus years ago the St. Cloud Somali Community Radio began broadcasting local news to thousands of Somali speakers in central Minnesota. This month Project Optimist and KZYS are launching the new Central Minnesota News Collaborative, designed to strengthen local news through partnerships.
“Our belief is that we're temples of the Holy Spirit. The body that we have is where the Holy Spirit has lived,” said the Rev. Tony Wroblewski.
