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Nearly one in five New Orleanians — and one in three children — are food insecure. What can City Hall do to address this?
With cuts and restrictions to food benefits at the state and federal level, the city’s health department is stepping into the fray to try to address food insecurity.
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4mClarinetist William "Willie" Humphrey Jr. helped preserve traditional jazz in New Orleans
He also helped sustain New Orleans' brass band traditions.
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22mBricolage Academy faculty say CEO berated, belittled employees — particularly women
In April, 24 current and former Bricolage employees drafted letters to the charter school’s board about CEO Edward Brown’s leadership, as Brown was facing allegations of sex discrimination. The NOLA Public Schools district has opened an investigation into the school.
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3mJazz trumpeter Percy Humphrey earned international fame
Humphrey's musical training laid the foundation for his long career.
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13mNew Orleans food incubator helps small ventures make a big impact
Friends of Codey’s supports new food entrepreneurs in becoming participants in the city’s cultural economy.
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3m‘Professor Jim’ Humphrey helped shape early N.O. jazz bands
Musicians on plantations along the Mississippi River benefited from traveling music teacher James Brown Humphrey. As Humphrey traveled from place to place by train, he encouraged plantation owners to invest in music lessons for their field workers and house servants. Believing music kept workers happy, many owners paid for lessons and instruments. They hoped these […]