“Nobody's speaking English”: in Detroit suburbs, Arab-American enrollment in Obamacare breeds resentment
When she lived in Baghdad, Bushra Rahameed would often step outside the door, just to run errands, and see corpses.
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Arab American museum brings contemporary Saudi art to US
Exhibition aims to foster cultural dialogue between Saudi artists and US audience, museum says
Cultural institutions reflecting on Detroit's fractious summer of 1967
The memory of Detroit’s long hot week of violence in July 1967 has taken a turn that no one could have predicted five decades ago: It has become a cultural phenomenon.
4 Arab American Organizations Who Are Shaking Things Up
THE INTERSECTION OF MUSLIM AND AMERICAN HAS LED TO AN INCREASE IN ARAB AMERICAN ORGANIZATIONS WORKING DILIGENTLY ON TODAY’S MOST IMPORTANT ISSUES.
Concert to benefit refugees at Arab American museum
While much of the country angles to fence refugees out, Dearborn is throwing them a party.
Obamacare sign-ups surge among Mich. residents
Michigan enrollment is up at HealthCare.gov as 153,241 consumers had signed up for health insurance through Dec. 9, a 16 percent increase over this time last year.
ACCESS 47th Annual Dinner
We are excited to announce that our Annual Dinner, ACCESS’ signature event, will take place on April 21, 2018. This year, we celebrate 47 years of serving our communities.
Scholarship for Muslim women honors scientist
She drew inspiration from her mother’s work in chemistry, but initial discouragement from her engineer father, who thought she should do something else.
ACCESS Domestic Violence Awareness and Treatment Program 11th Annual Dinner inspires with extraordinary stories of resilience
ACCESS, the nation’s largest Arab American community nonprofit, hosted Thursday night its Domestic Violence Awareness and Treatment Program 11th Annual Dinner, themed Turning Struggle into Strength
Domestic Violence Awareness and Treatment Program’s 11th Annual Dinner
SAVE THE DATE for OCT. 19TH!