Muralist Crystal Tamez preserves history—and community—on the walls of San Antonio’s West Side.
Like so many nonprofits, Rise Recovery has adjusted its operations on the fly during the pandemic and are finding new challenges in supporting people in 2020.
What goes through a teenager’s mind, especially at the start of a global pandemic, when school has been suspended?
Like so many nonprofits, the SA Hope Center has adjusted its operations on the fly during the pandemic and are finding new challenges in supporting families in 2020.
Sandra Morales is a cheerleader for San Antonio's West Side community as the country continues to recover from the pandemic.
The pandemic has expanded the need for job training and college readiness programs in San Antonio.
After three years together in the Foundation’s program, a cohort of San Antonio nonprofits have deep and lasting relationships to sustain their work together.
How a budding partnership with the Family Independence Initiative is helping families survive on their own terms.
Mayor Ron Nirenberg said the proliferation of luxury apartments in downtown San Antonio, as a result of the 2012 housing incentives policy, played a role in his decision.
At this weekend’s housing workshop, residents had a chance to speak up and identify problems with housing in San Antonio and offer solutions.
