Can religion bridge the divide over immigration policy? | Sarah Stuteville
Northwest University, a private Christian college in Kirkland, is hosting a symposium of immigration experts in hopes of finding common ground across political divides.
Sarah Stuteville
Journalist Sarah Stuteville, co-founder of the Seattle Globalist news site, explores the region's international connections.
A trip through time to Seattle’s oldest Chinese restaurants | Sarah Stuteville
A new documentary, “A Taste of Home,” showcases some of Seattle’s oldest and best Chinese food, including Tai Tung in the Chinatown International District.
‘Incubator’ trains immigrants to be Skagit Valley’s next family farmers | Sarah Stuteville
There’s a lot of rhetoric about immigrants threatening “American jobs.” But in the Skagit Valley, they may be the only ones who can save small,...
Culturally sensitive doulas can offer vital lifeline to new moms
Statistics suggest doulas can help lessen preterm labors and C-sections. Among those offering doula services to low-income families in the Puget Sound region is Open...
Children’s Film Festival Seattle opens the world to young minds | Sarah Stuteville
“Children are humans, and so they understand the world through story just like we do,” says Elizabeth Shepherd, director of the Children’s Film Festival Seattle,...
Sign of hope: An interfaith dinner for the needy by Muslims, Jews | Sarah Stuteville
We live in dark times. But an annual multicultural dinner on Friday started by a Jewish woman that now includes Muslims gives us hope for...