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Lauren Abdel-Razzaq
Verified
Executive Director, BridgeDetroit
Detroit
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Content
By Nargis Rahman Verified, Lauren Abdel-Razzaq Verified| BridgeDetroit Verified Michigan is home to the third largest population of Bangladeshis in the U.S., with a significant number living in the Metro Detroit area. Bangladeshi immigrants struggle with several challenges when trying to access health care. Among them are language, cultural competency and adequate insurance. As part of a new four-part series called, “Shustho: Mind, Body, and Spirit,” WDET’s Nargis Rahman reports on how Bangladeshi women in Southeast Michigan are overcoming cultural barriers.
By Hayley Harding Verified, Lauren Abdel-Razzaq Verified| BridgeDetroit Verified Votebeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on voting access and election administration across the U.S. Sign up for Votebeat Michigan’s free newsletter here. A review by the Michigan Secretary of State’s Office found 15 additional people who may have voted in the 2024 general election despite not being U.S. citizens — a significant increase from previous reports.
By Nargis Rahman Verified, Lauren Abdel-Razzaq Verified| BridgeDetroit Verified Michigan is home to the third largest population of Bangladeshis in the U.S., with a significant number living in the Metro Detroit area. Bangladeshi immigrants struggle with several challenges when trying to access health care. Among them are language, cultural competency and adequate insurance. As part of a new four-part series called, “Shustho: Mind, Body, and Spirit,” WDET’s Nargis Rahman reports on how Bangladeshi women in Southeast Michigan are overcoming cultural barriers.
Company Info
BridgeDetroit
BridgeDetroit is a nonprofit community news, information, and engagement media service in America's largest majority African American city. All of BridgeDetroit's content is anchored in an ongoing effort to engage Detroiters and identify the issues THEY see as crucial to their lives and to their understanding of the city's civic life. BridgeDetroit is produced by, and for Detroiters, and its goal is to fill a growing deficit of vital information and engagement in the city's news ecosystem.
Detroit, United States
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