New Orleans has long been known for its food, its culture, and its hospitality. Now the Big Easy is developing a new reputation: as a tech hub.
Category: Social Issues
Was Boudin cook-off critique a case of misplaced blame?
November 20, 2018While it was well documented that diversity was lacking at Boudin, Bourbon and Beer, Adriana Lopez looks at the deeper issue of diversity in the restaurant world.
‘Juvenile Lifer’ gets parole (and a hug) thanks to Tulane clinic
November 15, 2018After 41 years in prison for a crime committed as a teenager, Barry Williams was recently granted parole. He was represented by the Tulane Criminal Justice Clinic.
Community Spotlight: Food Pantries
November 14, 2018New Orleans is a city with not only a disproportionate grocery store problem brought on by gentrification and income disparity, but a worsening inventory of available food benefits for those who find themselves in need, now more than ever perhaps. We give what we can, but it just isn’t enough to meet the unfortunate demands brought upon by disasters made by nature and man.
Fighting Hate With Education and Empowerment
November 8, 2018Last Friday at the New Orleans Jewish Community Center (JCC), Melissa Licali, the Education Director of the Anti-Defamation League, and also a Bully Prevention Specialist on behalf of the Anti-Defamation League, conducted the Empowering Young People in the Aftermath of Hate Workshop, an event to help educate teachers in ways to prevent hate speech.
Saints Pro-Bowler Demario Davis Encourages Louisiana to VOTE Nov 6th
November 1, 2018Demario Davis of the New Orleans Saints advocates for social justice in addition to playing linebacker for the Black and Gold.
Where We See Ourselves: Diversity & Inclusivity and Long-Term Growth in Film
November 1, 2018New Orleans has several groups that provide excellent service to our moviegoing culture. Perhaps we can lead the charge in an industry thinking differently?
Homelessness in New Orleans: Is it Getting Worse?
November 1, 2018Homelessness, public housing, and affordable housing are interconnected. Depending on whom you talk to, the situation is getting better or getting worse.
Body Positivity in New Orleans: Self Love in a Society of Self Loathing
November 1, 2018Learn through photographs and interviews how New Orleans residents work to love themselves and stay body positive in this culture of self-deprecation. Photography by the talented Sarah Rochis of Neutral Sound Studio.
New Orleans Transgender Community Rallies For the Right to Exist
October 29, 2018The New Orleans Transgender Rights rally came together as a response to an attempt by the Trump administration to “disappear” transgender people.
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