The topic covered in this blog post is one we’ve been discussing for a while amongst ourselves, during cultural excursions and as we...

As an art form, fashion can be used as a vehicle of social change. Through the clothing we wear, we can dismantle bias and create...

Norah Deming has been a virtual Soul Food intern for most of the summer. She was originally meant to spend this time in France, but like...

Some of the world’s most prestigious museums contain sections dedicated to art movements dominated by diverse cultures, but oftentimes...

The pursuit of happiness, success, freedom, and independence are fundamental rights that most of us feel we deserve. They are often part...

Looking back one year into the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s still difficult to discern and by some accounts, it’s nowhere near close to being...

This year we are celebrating Soul Food’s 3rd birthday with an online cultural festival. Although we had hoped to recreate and expand on...

Our first blog post of the new year is by guest author Dylan Ashton. Dylan is an educator, a student, a Fulbright Scholar, and more...

As we get settled into a second round of confinement in France, we can’t help but reflect on what we were doing at this time last year....

This week we are very excited to be sharing the first in a series of posts about a cultural element that we have not yet focused on...

We are delighted to have a second blog contribution from Tess Juan-Gaillot! Tess is an arts mediator at the Institute for Islamic...

Even though those of us in Europe are lucky that government responses have helped flatten the curve and the COVID-19 pandemic is more...

In planning this blog over the past year and a half, part of our vision has always been gathering contributions from people with diverse...

As promised, here are several cultural and artistic activities that anyone with a smartphone (or a computer) and a decent internet...

I thought that this inaugural Soul Food blog post should be an in-depth explanation about Soul Food itself, for those readers who would...