Sharing Culture
For Henry Langlois, what is most important is passing on the craft, culture, and traditions
For Henry Langlois, what is most important is passing on the craft, culture, and traditions
New Orleans has rightly been referred to as a success story of hope and resilience.
What began as a partnership to process partner family mortgages has evolved tremendously over the
Kina Henry knows that, inevitably, living next door to her cousin Brittani Frank will mean
Dear Friends, We build through partnership. Every NOAHH home is built in partnership with families
Cameron Beach is a Robertson Scholar who spent two months of her summer volunteering with
“I think of home as a place to be with friends and family, a common
“Home is somewhere surrounded by love with the ones that are closest to you. It
The path to becoming a Habitat homeowner is full of excitement, anticipation, and hard work.
When Rabbi Todd Silverman of Touro Synagogue first came to New Orleans over a year
Over 80 students and faculty from St. Martin’s Episcopal School arrived in the Lower Ninth
