Immigration

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Dancing and Dreaming

Marina Trejo survived a tough childhood; today, she helps local Latinas celebrate.
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An Artist Among Us

She was born and raised outside Warsaw. After seven years, she’s feeling like Roanoke could be home.
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Friends from Around the World

Cook Your Culture, a family-friendly potluck supporting the Roanoke Refugee Partnership, will be held at Mountain View Recreation Center on June 22.
Siobhan Scro, St.-Lo Committee Co-chair, is one of the organizers of the upcoming St-Lo trip. (front center in jean capris). Pictured are some of the members who plan to visit St.-Lo, including RVSC President Mary Jo Fassie (far right).

Roanoke Valley Sister Cities Fosters Connections Across Cultures

Fifty-five years ago, the first sister city for Roanoke was Wonju, South Korea. There are now seven sister cities on four continents.
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Local Colors Festivals Celebrates Over 40 Ethnic Cultures

Celebrate cultural diversity in our community with the Local Colors Festival held in Elmwood Park on May 18, 2019.
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Jamaican Student Smiles Through Her Struggles

Chantal Aaron dreams of becoming a doctor.
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The Immigrant Experience

What is it like to be an immigrant in the Roanoke Valley?
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The Economic Impact of Immigration in Roanoke

How immigrants (and in some cases, their businesses) affect our local economies.
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Growing Roots in Roanoke

One refugee’s struggle to protect her family, integrate into a new community and build her life again.
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The Universal Language is Soccer

Patrick Henry High School team fields players from around the world.

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