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Vincent Makori, host of VOA TV's Africa Journal says Washington assignment helps him grow in his field |
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A new building provides New York's Ukrainian Museum Director Maria Shust with modern exhibition space to display the museum's extensive collection of fine arts and crafts |
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An immigrant from India draws on experiences in Delhi and Bombay to establish a successful restaurant in New York City |
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An immigrant journalist from Pakistan dedicates his career to establishing an urdu-language newspaper in New York to serve the Pakistani community in North America |
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A vodou priest heals physical and social ills with his music and dance in New York's Haitian Community |
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A refugee from the Caucasus helps octogenarians feel at home in an assisted living facility with Armenian touches |
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A former history scholar and Greek language radio reporter becomes VOA's multi-media English-language film reviewer |
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An old Orthodox synagogue attracts a diverse congregation when a young Cuban Rabbi takes over |
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A new American from West Africa shares some hard won insights about education, debt, faith and friendship in the U.S. |
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With the publication of Fragrance of Poetry, a group of immigrant poets feels one step closer to achieving a place in mainstream American literature |
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In a Houston,Texas convent former
Vietnamese refugees offer refuge to fellow immigrants evacuated from New Orleans |
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The saga of a family transplanted from communist Poland to New York's Catskill Mountains enriches the recipes in the new, lavishly illustrated cookbook "At Hanka's Table" |
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A third generation Croatian American musician keeps his cultural heritage alive with workshops and concerts that reach beyond his ethnic community to the general American public. |
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A housekeeper chooses marriage over college yet holds onto her dream of having a stable, well educated family |
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A chemical engineer from Russia diversifies her job experience as she adjusts to her new life in the U.S. as the bride of an American lawyer |
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An Israeli immigrant sets out to prove that children in America can have fun learning a second language |
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An immigrant from Ukraine discovers twin passions in the U.S.: boxing and observant Judaism |
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As he films the stories of other African immigrants, Philadelphia’s Filmon Mebrahtu hopes to better understand his own |
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Washington D.C.’s booming housing market provides a good living for a hard-working real estate salesman from Korea |
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A scholarship to India becomes a stepping stone to an international career in journalism for Navbahor Imamova of VOA’s Uzbek Language Service |
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He escaped civil war in Nigeria for an American education. Now , as the director of U.D.C’s hands-on-science and engineering programs serving inner-city schoolchildren in Washington, D.C. he’s giving back. Meet Dr. Stanley Onye. |
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The immigrant parents of an award-winning speller look back at education and relocation in their lives – and his |
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When women with nowhere to turn learn about the Tahirih justice center, she’s the one who takes their calls |
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From its rather humble beginnings as a certified Islamic butcher shop, Halalco has developed into a full-service supermarket -- and more |
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The day the war ended in Germany, Roman Ferencevych was in a little village in Bavaria; five years later he was an American soldier |
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Entrepreneur Phuong Huynh, in the U.S. for 30 years, plays a key role in the Vietnamese-American shopping enclave known as Eden Center |
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Passing on the Sephardic tradition of the Jews expelled from Spain in 1492 is central to the career of Ramon Tasat, a versatile multifaceted scholar and entertainer from Argentina |
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The poster seen all over Washington advertising the annual Cherry Blossom Festival this spring is by community affairs specialist Joan Lok |
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Designer coats are the key to success for a pair of Latvian fabric artists VOA Photo - R. Skirble |
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