Written by: Jabin Lewis Helmar Anitok, 26, is one of the many Marshallese residents living in the United States who has put their own skills to work. He is from the islands of Majuro, Aelonlaplap, Wotje, and Ailuk. He is known for being a talented artist and has presented his knowledge through the products he […]
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Iakwe aolep! My name is Philmar Mendoza Kabua, jen Jibambam family. Etan jowi e ao ej Rilotobo. Etan mama in Baru and etan papa in Toto, kar juon ulio in Philippines. Currently, I reside in Majuro, however, my family and I are amongst the stranded in the US due to COVID-19. Mokta jen ao wonmaanlok,
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Written by: Jabin Lewis Studies have shown that Arkansas has more than 560,000 people in Arkansas who lack access to enough food due to insufficient funds and other resources. With the global pandemic, many people have lost their jobs which in terms increased the chances of food insecurity for the state. Throughout the Northwest Arkansas,
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Hello Aloha Iokwe Mauri Eta in Melynna Samson ak aolep rej eninnin io Moto. Na jen ailon in Kwajalein, Namu, Majuro,Ebon, Jaluit im ailon in Kiribat. Etan jowi in ao ej Riaur. Etan partner e ao in Noda Lojkar im ej jen bar ailon in Kwajalein, Likiep im Aelonlaplap. Ewor iami enaj jela kajen jen
Age and underlying health conditions are more obviously connected to how symptomatic or sick someone will become from the virus. Maitha Jolet posted a video to the Marshallese tri-state Facebook group from his hospital room at the end of May. Born in Ebon and living in Majuro, he moved to Utah and later Iowa for
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Kajin M̧ajeļ: https://aejemjem.com/type-in-botoktok-im-ne-covid-19-eutiej-ak-etta-an-kawotata/ Michael Lewis, age 38, has had all the advantages of an upper middle class White American and he had no health risks to cause him to worry if he got sick. Still, he self-isolated with his partner at home and he worked on some independent projects at home including looking at options
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Written by: Jabin Lewis On Thursday, July 9, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced the reopening of schools for the week of August 24. It was earlier scheduled to reopen on August 13 but later extended to give schools the opportunity to adjust to the covid-19 protocols. As of July 30, Arkansas was ranked the thirtieth
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My name is Diana Chen. I’m a researcher, I study food and the environment. I live in Bentonville now with my husband and kids, but I grew up in Baltimore, Maryland – home of Utz crab chips, Berger cookies, and the Star-Spangled Banner! I have two degrees in agricultural sciences, an important field of study
Last Autumn I began outlining a talk with the intention of presenting it in the Saturday Evening Adult Session of our October 2020 Stake Conference. The conference has been cancelled due to COVID-19, so I thought I could share a portion of the talk here. When I was young, segregation was still in effect in
Kajin M̧ajeļ: https://aejemjem.com/venceremos-ej-abnono-kon-jimwe-ko-an-ri-jerbal/ Even before the current pandemic, working conditions in poultry packing plants have always posed a high risk to workers. Past reports repeatedly have found meat processing of chickens to be one of the most dangerous jobs even compared to other high-risk jobs in construction, auto manufacturing, steel and sawmills. Tyson Foods has
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