Mental health is one of those topics that can be difficult to discuss, yet it deserves a place in our everyday conversations. We have been providing articles that address mental health because it is such an important issue—one that affects individuals, families and communities. If you or someone you love is struggling, reaching out for support is a sign of strength.
Read MoreNow that summer has officially arrived, we can shake off that spring malaise and step fully into a season of sunshine, celebration, and renewed optimism. Across the country, there seems to be a fresh sense of energy in the air. Hosting the FIFA Club World Cup has elevated enthusiasm and camaraderie to new heights, bringing people together through a shared love of sport and reminding us of the power of community.
Read MoreStill riding the high from May as Chaldean American Month in Michigan, our June issue continues to celebrate the accomplishments of the Chaldean community around the world. Our cover story introduces Chaldean Patriarch Amel Nona.
Read MoreMany of you may remember when I first joined the Chaldean American Chamber of Commerce as an event coordinator in 2018; it was an incredible introduction to the community. As I learned more about the culture, history, and resilience of the Chaldean people, I found myself deeply inspired. By the time I began writing for the Chaldean News in 2020, that admiration had grown exponentially.
Read MoreApril invites us to slow down, listen more closely, and widen our understanding. As we recognize Autism Acceptance Month, this issue is rooted in a simple but powerful idea: every story, every mind, and every path deserves to be seen, respected, and celebrated.
Read MoreThis month’s issue explores a question that sits at the heart of every community story we tell: How do we carry the Chaldean story forward? Sometimes that question appears in big conversations, like immigration, where policies and legal definitions can shape real lives in lasting ways. When we talk about whether a misdemeanor should be grounds for removal, we are not just debating law. We are talking about families, second chances, and what fairness looks like in practice.
Read MoreThe second month of the year is when we turn our attention to the topic of love. We celebrate St. Valentine’s Day, devoted to lovers, smack dab in the middle. February is also when a whole lot of wedding planning takes place, leading up to a big day—and a big deal—later in the year.
Read MoreJanuary invites both reflection and renewal—a moment to honor where we come from while setting intentions for the year ahead. As we welcome the first issue of the new year, this edition reflects the strength, resilience and evolving identity of the Chaldean community, told through stories of faith, culture, education and perseverance. Together, these narratives capture both the challenges faced and the hope that continues to guide the community forward.
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