Immigrant Heritage Blog
June is Immigrant Heritage Month—it’s important that we acknowledge the value of the immigrant experience and the importance of their contributions to our daily lives. Their st
Las Vegas is Reopening
Governor Sisolak anticipates a complete reopening of COVID-19 mitigation requirements by June 1st. “Based on consultation with our state health officials, I am pleased to announc
MAY DAY: A DAY TO REMEMBER
May Day is an internationally recognized day dedicated to the celebration of the working class and laborers. Protests and demonstrations with the purpose of demanding the better tr
Reflecting Our Reality: Diversity in our Schools Curriculum
The Youth Power Project is a group of politically active youth who fight for issues that impact youth in our state. It is youth led and youth organized, given this they are the bes
Education Not Incarceration
On April 7th, the Youth Power Project and Make the Road took the Clark County District Building to rally for police-free schools. Led by the powerful voices of directly impacted yo
MUJER MARIPOSA | A Make the Road Interview With Nelly Tobon
Nelly Tobon is a Make the Road NV member who works to empower women in our community. Learn more about her below. How did you first get involved with Make the Road? “
What Summary Eviction is Doing to our Community
Our families need fundamental things to thrive; one of these fundamental things is a home. In the state of Nevada, there are two ways families are forcibly removed from their homes
Black History Month: A Living History
Black History Month is much more than the material covered in public education. The stories run deeper than that of the textbook and of colorless photos of pain and strength. They
THOUGHTFUL THURSDAYS
We will dedicate every Thursday to reminding you that it’s essential to take a mental break and unwind. We will be sharing mental health resources and mental health exercises you