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Culture, kimchi and community at 9,000 feet
The Korean Cultural Heritage Camp offers adopted children from South Korean and their adoptive families a chance to learn more about South Korean culture and community.
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Veterans Coming Home
A team of photographers, writers, and filmmakers--both veteran and civilian--are crisscrossing the country to explore the lives of post-9/11 veterans, the divide between them and their communities, and the stereotypes that veterans and civilians hold about each other. Why does this divide exist? How does it affect communities across the country? And why does it matter?
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Veterans Coming Home: Finding What Works Episode 4 | 8m 12s
We are wrapping up our Veterans Coming Home: Finding #WhatWorks series by discussing the importance of community. Whether it's through on-campus organizations, in a church, or through organized activities, building new relationships are essential after leaving a strong community in the service.
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Juneteenth celebration upholds ‘crown jewel’ of Black culture in Denver
Nearly 30,000 people celebrated Juneteenth in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood. The festival’s organizers said it’s an anchor of Black culture and celebration.
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Through food and unity, the Hispanic Restaurant Association celebrates Latin American culture
During a time of tremendous personal and financial loss, the Hispanic Restaurant Association was created to help Hispanic-owned businesses get back on their feet and to cultivate the next generation of chefs and restaurateurs.