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2 minute read | Written by: Dustin Khong Utah’s Scandinavian Festival has been a staple and a spectacle since 1976 as an effort to revive the city of Ephraim’s Nordic heritage...

3 min read | Over the years, the Utah Pride Festival has become more than just a weekend event—it’s a tradition that brings friends, families, and neighbors together in a...

4 minute read | As part of Utah’s America250 initiative, people across the state have been invited to reflect on key questions about the nation’s history, their family’s experiences, and...

7 minutes read. Through art, kindness, and community, we’ve partnered with several organizations to reach Utah’s most vulnerable youth....

4 min read | My story of Utah has been one of carrying deep cultural connections to the land, bringing forth my community, and the preservation of Indigenous knowledge....

2 minute read | Though I was born in New Mexico and I spent most of my early years on the Navajo reservation in Southeastern Utah....

5 min read | Written By: Lydia Bigcraft. Header provided by Joel P. Jensen Middle School What does it look like when you bring together an Olympic athlete, two scientists,...

8 min read | Written By: Lydia Bigcraft, Photos By: Maegan Castleton Music played in the background of a focused session of the Men of Hope program, as the young...

6 min read | By: Claudia Loayza  A weekend of art, music, dust, wind, and Utah spring sun.  All combined, it made for an eventful and hope-filled Topaz Art Pilgrimage,...

5 min read | By: Claudia Loayza  Tracy Williams and Rob Pacheco were the collaborating mural artists who led the group of young system-involved youth through the mural painting process....

1 min read | Our January 2020 move to St. George marked the second time that we have been Southern Utah residents....

3 minute read | By Dustin Khong Festival-goers can experience the rhythmic pulse of taiko drums and join the lively Bon Odori folk dance that circles around a central stage....