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A photography and science exhibit at CT State Community College Capital called Biology with a (Spanish) Accent features over 30 prints of natural elements.

Connecticut immigrant rights group Unidad Latina en Acción is hosting its annual Día de los Muertos parade, now in its 15th year, in New Haven.

In a strange place, sometimes a cozy blanket and a favorite book is what we need to feel more at home. That’s the idea behind Books & Blankets at the Border, a nonprofit traveling cross-country to donate comfort items to families in need.

Join Estela Camacho as she builds her ofrenda for Día de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead. She is one of several community members that have an ofrenda on display in observance of the Mexican celebration.

Hernán LaFontaine, 91, who still lives in Asylum Hill, said it’s a dream come true to have had such an impact on youth.

The Afro-Latine theater company is closing its physical space in downtown Waterbury after taking a hard hit of federal funding cuts in May.

Immigrant advocacy groups and community leaders are calling for more transparency from Hamden police about ICE communications and for more support from Hamden’s mayor for the detained individuals and families.

Connecticut State Rep. Vincent Candelora speaks about the need to “depoliticize the immigration issue.”

At an art workshop in Stonington, Mexican artist María Vargas teaches how to use dye from cochineal insects as a tool for artistic expression.

A resolution passed by the state assembly aims to preserve Connecticut’s Taíno history.