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Africans in Motion Magazine

AIM (Africans In Motion) Network is an organization that seeks to bring all Africans (and those who want to partner with us) together for Networking and Community building events. Issues of AIM are published online at issuu.com/aimminnesota. Via Julia Nekessa Opoti, who says: (AIM) started out as a social networking group about two years ago. While the...
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Minnesota’s Oromo Population

Doug McGill, at the Twin Cities Daily Planet, introduces us to Minnesota’s Oromo population. They are teachers, doctors and lawyers; they run retail shops and corporations; they attend Viking games, relax at coffee shops and stroll at malls. They are sometimes called “Ethiopian immigrants” because...
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Minnesota Statutes for Small and Minority Business

Dr. Bruce Corrie examines existing Minnesota statutes relative to commonly suggested policies for supporting small and minority businesses. Bruce Corrie is also behind ethnictrends.info. That and his Ethnic Trends blog are great reads on minority affairs in Minnesota. The former is more data driven, the...
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OneMinnesota – ALANA

One Minnesota – residing on the web at OneMN.org – “is a collaborative of the dynamic and creative capital of ALANA communities and friends building One-Minnesota (ALANA- African Latino Asian Native Americans). Rationale ALANA communities will make up a greater share of the future workforce ALANA communities...
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St. Paul police join forces with social service agency

St. Paul police join forces with social service agency

This article originally appeared in the Twin Cities Daily Planet on January 12, 2010. By Sheila Regan, TC Daily Planet January 12, 2010 A joint effort between Neighborhood House, the St. Paul Police Department (SPPD), and several business partners has resulted in a return of the...
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