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Equity in Video Games: Jules Porter Paves the Way

Seraph 7 Studios founder Jules Porter (Courtesy Jules Porter)
September 2020 Faaya Adem Creators, Summer Camp, ThreeSixty Magazine

Jules Porter’s grandparents have been two of her biggest influences. Her grandfather always told her, “Anything man can conceive, you can achieve.”   Maybe she hasn’t… Read More

Telling Diverse Stories in Video Games

Seraph 7 Studios founder Jules Porter.
September 2020 Creators, Summer Camp, ThreeSixty Magazine

Using video games as her medium, Minnesota entrepreneur Jules Porter is continuing her mission to transform the video game industry from within. Porter is currently… Read More

Delinquency and Diatribes: Graffiti Art in Turbulent Times

George Floyd Stencil next to an anti-police message on the corner of University and Hamline Avenue in the St. Paul Midway neighborhood. (Courtesy Lisa Waldner)
September 2020 Sehar Chowdhry Creators, Summer Camp, ThreeSixty Magazine

The clamorous clanks of a spray-paint canister at late hours in the night may sound like vandalism; but to artists and protesters, they sound like… Read More

Filmmaker Focuses on Narrative Healing

The poster for Wang's short film "Dumpling."
September 2020 Kaiya Jones Creators, Summer Camp, ThreeSixty Magazine

As humans, we tend to dwell on painful experiences. In fact, we often remember experiences in which we were hurt longer than we remember good… Read More

Underfilled: How a TikTok Creator Uses Her Platform for Comedy, Social Change

You can find Kat Curtis and her cat, Uno, on TikTok. (Courtesy Kat Curtis)
September 2020 Siri Pattison Creators, Summer Camp, ThreeSixty Magazine

Kat Curtis’ 1.5 million TikTok followers (as of July 2020) are certainly familiar with her weird food combos (most recently Ramen and Sour Patch Kids),… Read More

A New Beginning for MIGIZI

Native American nonprofit MIGIZI was able to continue summer
programming, despite the pandemic and the loss of their building. (Jacob Vang)
September 2020 Allison Brodin Creators, Summer Camp, ThreeSixty Magazine

As protests swept through a south Minneapolis neighborhood, flames and destruction found their way to the home of Native American nonprofit MIGIZI. The organization’s 2-year-old… Read More

Continuing the Story

Native American nonprofit MIGIZI was able to continue summer
programming, despite the pandemic and the loss of their building. (Jacob Vang)
September 2020 Dedeepya Guthikonda Creators, Summer Camp, ThreeSixty Magazine

There’s a scene from the classic TV show “Little House on The Prairie” where Pa Ingalls describes Indigenous people scouring the land “like wild animals.”… Read More

Food Is a Human Right: The Food Group

In response to COVID-19, The Food Group donated foods commonly found in
East African dishes and distributed them in partnership with Youth and Family
Circle. They reached 480 families throughout Ramsey County. (Eric Wilson)
September 2020 Bobby Verhey COVID-19, Creators, Summer Camp, ThreeSixty Magazine

In the middle of a pandemic and economic downturn, food scarcity is growing in the Twin Cities. More people are hungry, and charitable food distribution… Read More

Nutritious and Culturally Specific in a Time of Need

Volunteers from City Church pack 1,300 lbs of harina de maiz (yellow corn flour), for partners at Community
Emergency Service. Harina de maiz is a staple for making many culturally connected foods like tamales, pupusas,
arepas, and tortillas. (Eric Wilson)
September 2020 Gwynnevere Vang Creators, Summer Camp, ThreeSixty Magazine

Food is a source of energy we need in order to get through our day. People have been more in need of food since the… Read More

Project Food Forest Grows the Food It Provides

Prairie Ally Outdoor Center, a Project Food Forest host site in Luverne, MN. (Diana Hensley)
September 2020 Abigail Hayes Creators, Summer Camp, ThreeSixty Magazine

Kimberly Rockman encourages everyone to participate in a food forestry initiative: “When (people) recognize that power within themselves, that they are changemakers, that they are… Read More

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