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Roseanne Pereira loves stories. As a reporter, she has worked in public radio, print, and online — writing, recording, and blogging her way to reveal stories that would otherwise go unheard. Roseanne has studied writing and literature at Yale University and the University of San Francisco.
She hopes to continue to combine her interests in literature, human rights, and food. Stay tuned!
CHIPPEWA FALLS, WI — It’s Father’s Day, 2010. I’m sitting in Connell’s Orchard shop chatting with 9-year-old Sydney Claxton, his father…
Can you determine the type of tea you’ll like by the type of cheese you eat, the apples you prefer, maybe even the beer you drink? Bill Waddington can.
A survey of tasty treats you can send to your friends.
The trials of one young female Hmong –American dedicated to learning how to farm.
Valerie Kaur was shocked when a Sikh man was killed after 9/11 because his assailants mistook his turban as a sign of terrorism. Kaur traveled across the U.S., documenting the experiences of Sikh-Americans after 9/11 through film.
A new coffee product line has ex-convicts working to transform their lives, one cup at a time.
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