Trisha Collopy

News editor @sahanjournal. Formerly: @StarTribune. Former @loftliterary fellow. Poetry nerd, news addict, bibliophile. 🏳️‍🌈

[Trisha Collopy @Trisha_Collopy]

Books to take you through the summer and beyond, including my reviews of new YA titles by @AriTison, @nvtran, @FineAngeline, #BrianSelznick, @SarahDassAuthor, @writeoncherie, @AdiAlsaid, @HMBouwman, @JerryCraft and @ghd_twt https://t.co/SinCj0z7tC

[Trisha Collopy @Trisha_Collopy]

Mobile art museum and screening explore Cedar-Riverside’s history as it transformed into today’s hub for the East African community.

By @myahgoff

https://t.co/bz4EbIrWlV

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Do you have a story idea? A question about how Sahan Journal reporters do their work? Please tell us about it! This week, we’re kicking off Sahan Journal office hours. Come meet criminal justice reporter Katrina Pross on Thursday.
https://t.co/w7p5nTfBiz

[Mukhtar M. Ibrahim @mukhtaribrahim]

🚨 Some news: The job posting for Sahan Journal's next Executive Director is up.

After five years of steady growth, Sahan is a thriving organization with a $3M budget, 23 full-time staff members.

We are now seeking an ED to guide Sahan into its next phase of growth & impact.

[Katelyn Vue @katelyn_vue]

At the third iteration of Camp Nenookaasi. Reporting for @SahanJournal. About 100 residents moved and live at this camp on 2213 16th Ave S.

[Katelyn Vue @katelyn_vue]

Police officers and cars have set up a two block perimeter to surround the second camp that formed a few blocks away after Camp Nenookaasi was cleared earlier this month.

[Trisha Collopy @Trisha_Collopy]

In yesterday’s Sahan Sunday newsletter, I highlighted how an interview with a Hmong naturalist changed my view of Minnesota, and also how I landed at Sahan. Sign up for our free weekly newsletter @SahanJournal:

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[Trisha Collopy @Trisha_Collopy]

As Sahan’s new news editor, I’m introducing myself to Sahan Sunday newsletter subscribers this week. Sign up now to read about Hmong foragers, my obsession with wild foods and also, how I landed at Sahan. https://t.co/jS5VFooMzD

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📢 Job alert: Sahan Journal seeks a digital producer who can help us produce, publish, distribute, and report news that matters to Minnesota’s immigrants and communities of color. Please apply, or contact us with questions.
https://t.co/MnQc3lkGtP

[Dymanh Chhoun @Dymanh]

It seems like the city of Minneapolis is giving the people more time to take their belongings out of this encampment.

[Katelyn Vue @katelyn_vue]

Here’s a small portion of city council member Jason Chavez’s speech.

[Alfonzo “FoFo” Galvan @GalvanReports]

I’m with @SEIU26 days after their contract expired and before they go into a bargaining session. @SahanJournal

[Katelyn Vue @katelyn_vue]

Arrived at @campnenookaasi at 6 a.m. this morning to cover the city’s plan to evict more than a hundred people who still live there. Reporting for @SahanJournal

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Camp Nenookaasi eviction expected Thursday after judge rejects plea to intervene.

By @katelyn_vue with @Report4America

https://t.co/wqMkg4a7VF

[Greg Mees @mees_greg]

Labor Day signals the end of summer and the close of the Great Minnesota Get-Together. Until next year, old friend!

Get our keepsake poster coming in Tuesday’s @StarTribune.

Photo: @ADLavinsky
Design: @jllovett
Words: @Trisha_Collopy

[Paul Farhi @farhip]

The iconic magazine won’t have *any* staff writers and won’t be sold on newsstands starting next year under a new series of cuts by ⁦@Disney⁩, its owner. Latest by me: https://t.co/dsOt74tXrt

[Reuters @Reuters]

Among America’s political elite, @Reuters found that five living presidents, two Supreme Court justices, 11 governors and 100 legislators descend from ancestors who enslaved Black people. Few were willing to talk about it https://t.co/nocwBh8t0Q

[Ibram X. Kendi @ibramxk]

As we celebrate #Juneteenth, let us keep in mind that African Americans during the Civil War distinguished between *abolishing slavery* and *freeing people.* Many formerly enslaved people did not feel *free* in 1865 and thereafter, and they clearly articulated why. A thread 1/

[Trisha Collopy @Trisha_Collopy]

@jenstjude Thank you for celebrating our survival to being elders.

[Trisha Collopy @Trisha_Collopy]

@jenstjude When I came out in the 1990s, I was the only queer person I knew.

[Chris Hewitt @HewittSTrib]

Seven great books to help you get in an LGBTQIA+ Pride mood, with the Twin Cities festival coming up June 23-25: https://t.co/PamrWeagDM