Sometimes people confuse our name with the cuisine created by African Americans and therefore think Soul Food is a restaurant or a...

We watched on in excited anticipation as people started to arrive. Our fingers were crossed that the semi-cloudy February Sunday wouldn’t...

The tides of compassion have been turning for some time now, making it harder for migrants, asylum seekers and refugees to receive the...

When considering access to education, professional opportunities and culturally stimulating activities, no one questions the rights of...

Rebecca Deasy-Millar interned with us in Paris all summer. She, similarly to last month's guest author, reached out to us earlier in the...

After roughly six months without any organized in-person activities, we are ecstatic to see our young members and partners, and to be in...

Throughout the month of May, in several countries around the world, people have been raising awareness about individuals living with...

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

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...

In less than 48 hours of existence the "camp" in Républic Square in central Paris, and the violent evacuation that followed, brought to...

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...

It’s summer in Paris. After a long confinement period, many Parisians are happy to be out of their apartments, enjoying good food in...

It’s been a very intense week for us, as it has been for most people of color and white allies in the United States, France and around...

Even though deconfinement is in full bloom here in France, the COVID-19 pandemic is not yet behind us and there are still vulnerable...

As one can imagine, for an organization that’s main purpose is exposing young migrants to art and culture all around Paris, this period...

This is being written less than 24 hours after a mission with fellow ADJIE volunteers to get a group of unaccompanied minors urgent housing

No one seemed to wonder what children and young people who do not have parents to eat cookies with will be doing...

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