The Helis Foundation Partners with Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities to Contribute to Emergency Relief Grants Program Major gift allows LEH to support more cultural organizations in the New Orleans […]
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5 proven-tips to have a good night’s rest amid COVID-19 pandemic
May 20, 2020COVID-19 pandemic has spread across more than 180 countries with more than 4 million infected and 250,000 casualties. Covid-19 has created havoc on the national health system of all the […]
“Immune to Evidence”: How Dangerous Coronavirus Conspiracies Spread
May 19, 2020ProPublica is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative newsroom. Sign up for The Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox. Stephan Lewandowsky studies the way people think, […]
As Businesses Open, Labor Strikes Gain Ground in New Orleans
May 16, 2020Despite the City of New Orleans entering “Phase One” of its reopening, some workers are fighting their unsafe working conditions – and their causes are gaining traction. While Garden District […]
Metro Disposal Fires Sanitation Workers, Uses Prison Labor, as the City is Silent
May 12, 2020Last week, Big Easy Magazine reported on the sanitation truck workers on strike in Gentilly, protesting their abysmal pay and safety conditions. Four days ago, WWLTV reported that all of […]
No, Rep. Horton, the Stay-at-Home Order is not Like “Nazi Germany”
May 12, 2020It was a contentious debate in the House and Governmental Affairs Committee on Wednesday, May 6. Legislators were arguing House Concurrent Resolution 58. Under the resolution, written by Rep. Blake […]
BREAKING: Gov. Edwards Announces Phase One of Reopening State for May 16
May 11, 2020Echoing Mayor Cantrell’s announcement that Phase One of reopening the City of New Orleans would begin May 16, Governor Edwards in his 2:30 press conference today announced steps toward reopening […]
New Orleans Moves Towards Phase One Reopening
May 11, 2020On May 11, Mayor LaToya Cantrell announced that according to the data, New Orleans is ready to move to a Phase One reopening on May 16.
City Council Unanimously Urges Eviction Courts to Stay Closed Through August 24
May 8, 2020Yesterday, on May 7, the New Orleans City Council secured a major victory for tenants’ rights and housing justice during the coronavirus pandemic. While the resolution carries no actual authority, […]
Best Jobs to Consider During COVID-19
May 8, 2020The societal effects of COVID-19 caught everyone by surprise, from the President of the United States to the everyday working person. While countries around the world continue to cope with […]
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