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Latino voters aren’t simply switching parties. They’re becoming a swing electorate.

N.W.A. EditorAugust 30, 2026
Potentially record-breaking El Niño could reshape U.S. weather through 2027

N.W.A. EditorAugust 23, 2026
Millions Leave Safety-Net Programs as Expanded Public Charge Rule Looms

N.W.A. EditorAugust 8, 2026
The future is ancestral: What the Amazon can teach us about resilience, community and change

N.W.A. EditorJuly 31, 2026
Before the storm: Why preparing your family starts long before hurricane season

N.W.A. ContributorJuly 25, 2026
Reshaping How Families Understand Climate Change

N.W.A. ContributorJuly 19, 2026
Morales Shaw: Strong Families Create Strong Futures

N.W.A. EditorJuly 14, 2026
As AI Changes Education, Where Should We Draw the Line?

N.W.A. ContributorJune 23, 2026
What Kind of Future Is Texas Building for Its Children?

N.W.A. EditorJune 21, 2026

Colombia’s Election Reflects a Larger Debate About Democracy Across Latin America

N.W.A. ContributorJune 13, 2026

According to scholars and journalists participating in an American Community Media (ACOM) briefing held on June 12, the election reflects broader questions confronting democracies across Latin America: How should governments respond to rising insecurity? How can democratic institutions rebuild public trust? And what happens when citizens no longer believe government is solving their most urgent problems?... Read More...

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New Immigration Memo Raises Questions About the Future of Legal Immigration

N.W.A. ContributorJune 8, 2026

Immigration attorneys and policy experts say a new U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services policy memo could fundamentally change that expectation, creating new uncertainty for immigrants while raising broader questions about the future of legal immigration in America.... Read More...

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Kids Are Speaking Up About Mental Health. Are Adults Ready to Listen?

N.W.A. ContributorMay 24, 2026

For generations, children were often expected to keep their struggles to themselves. Feelings were dismissed as phases. Anxiety was called worrying too much. Depression was mistaken for attitude. Conversations about mental health frequently ended before they began. Today's young people are taking a different approach.... Read More...

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A Deeper Look at What Texas Voters Should Understand Before the 2026 Primaries

N.W.A. EditorFebruary 20, 2026

As Texans prepare to cast their ballots on March 3, 2026, election law experts are reminding voters about important — and often surprising — rules that could affect how votes are cast, counted, and reported.... Read More...

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Finding housing isn’t the finish line — and Houston’s systems are being tested

N.W.A. ContributorFebruary 1, 2026

Houston has become a national model for reducing homelessness, cutting the number of people without shelter by more than 60 percent since 2011. But housing experts say the city’s challenge isn’t only about getting people housed — it’s making sure they can stay in their homes.... Read More...

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Caregiving is hard — but not impossible: What women need to know about caring for family while caring for themselves

N.W.A. EditorNovember 23, 2025

Across the country, women are carrying a load no one prepared them for — raising children, maintaining careers, holding households together, and still stepping in as caregivers for aging parents or relatives with chronic illness. A recent American Community Media briefing brought together leading experts and real-life caregivers to explain what this crisis looks like, why women shoulder most of it, and where support actually exists.... Read More...

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