East Las Vegas Seed Share – Sharing the Love of Gardening One Seed at a Time
East Las Vegas Seed Share encourages locals to save and share seeds from their gardens with others who are gardening in the community.
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East Las Vegas Seed Share encourages locals to save and share seeds from their gardens with others who are gardening in the community.
On September 24, the state of Missouri plans to execute Marcellus Williams for a crime he did not commit. After serving nearly 24 years, Williams only has two days left for us to save his life and demand Gov. Mike Parson not to allow Missouri to take an innocent man's life.
Art is Humanity - A poem about the importance of art. Art is what makes us human. Willfully giving it to AI, while removing the human element and erasing artists and creators cannot be our legacy. We will cease to be human.
In part two of this series covering the past 10 months of genocide in Gaza, I discuss the devastation and war crimes Israel has committed.
CosmicMaya, an eco-friendly, woman-owned hemp brand, is redefining the fashion industry through sustainable slow fashion, uplifting native communities, and healing the environment.
For 10 months, we've witnessed the worst of humanity through Israel's genocide in Gaza. This article touches on a facet of the ongoing war and increasing death toll.
Held at UNLV between April 19 and 20, the 3rd Annual Powwow For The Planet presented cultural traditions, showcased leadership development within native youth, and celebrated Earth Day.
Responding to Israel’s genocide in Gaza, university students around the world gathered on their campuses to protest. Our own local university, UNLV, joined the call earlier this month.
Kumei Norwood started her clothing brand ‘Tofu Tees’ at just eight years old, focusing on social justice issues and community. Since Tofu Tees’ creation, Kumei and her brand quickly grew in popularity due to her unique designs and fearless attitude.
The ever-growing demand for cobalt for lithium batteries has worsened the exploitation of people mining the mineral, including children. With most cobalt mining happening in the Congo, Congolese people and children are particularly affected.