Nikol Mudrova
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They fled the war. Now what?
Five different stories of Ukrainians who escaped the war to the US
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In Bustleton, a home away from home
Bustleton is a haven for post-Soviet refugees and immigrants.
Business
NYU students exhibit their artwork in metaverse
Is the future of art digital?
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Non-profit helps students in Bronx grow microgreens to tackle food insecurity
Its activities are divided between organizing climate-based after-school programming like the gardening club and incorporating climate curriculum into classes.
News
Many Ukrainian refugees live in US “legal limbo
Many Ukrainian families that don't have permanent residency or green cards in the US are staying here with just tourist visas. They are not eligible for work and their children cannot attend school.
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New York City’s Ukraine Village unites as war in Ukraine continues
As the war goes on, the community keeps gathering for fundraising events.
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The fight for climate education in New York
Education is a missing link in the climate action plan.
Business
5G is not enough for the future of the metaverse
The bad news is that 6G still doesn't exist.
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New Yorkers rally to support Ukraine
Hundreds of New Yorkers, some born in Ukraine, Latvia, Kazakhstan, and even Russia, gathered to support Ukraine after the Russian invasion.
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Slain NYPD officer Rivera lived his dream, but it was too short
“He was everything the city and NYPD needed him to be.”