Collective Weekly
The Triangle edition · Issue of March 25, 2021
What organizations in the Triangle published in the week to Mar 25, and where to turn up in the seven days after. Their words, their pictures, their bylines.
This week
4 stories from 4 organizations, found on their own sites between Mar 18 and Mar 25. One pick, then every one of them by the day it went up.
Inspired and Empowered: Mariela's Story
Mariela grew up in Siler City, just a quick 20 minute drive from the Chatham Habitat for Humanity office. “Growing up in a Latino home, it was noisy and filled with siblings fighting over the tv, the phone ringing, and my mom cooking away in the kitchen.” Home to Mariela means being around the people that she loves and cares about. She talks about how home reminds her of family, and how that family extends beyond just blood relation and extends to family friends who become aunts or uncles.
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When Lent gives you lemons, make a curd
7th Annual Susan S Allen Memorial Golf Tournament
People this week
1 person was named in a story their own organization published this week, in the sentence that names them.
Lana Kalfas
Nahale’s daughter, Lana Kalfas, sparked her interest in StrongHER TogetHER when she began volunteering and initiated an informal collaboration with her Durham Academy SHE club and ST.
From March 2021 – Spotlight on StrongHER TogetHER Board Member Nahale Kalfas, March 22, 2021.
From the causes
1 cause published something this week. The newest from each.