After a round of severe storms, the roof of IAJE's building in Jackson peeled off, exposing the brick structure and everything inside to water damage. Executive Director Lorena Quiroz speaks about what happened during the bad weather, how the team is trying to clean up and what plans are in store to rebuild.

We catch up with the work IAJE is doing to help the region hardest hit by Springtime tornadoes.

IAJE's Jess Manriquez speaks about the past year working for LGBTQ+ rights in Mississippi and her focus on transgender and queer care among immigrant detainees.

IAJE is sending staffers to help communities like Rolling Fork, MS that were hit by tornadoes and severe storms.

The flu is hitting communities across the United States hard. We speak with one of IAJE's health promoters to see how Mississippi is fairing during the flu season and how to prevent infection to ourselves and loved ones. 

IAJE staff, friends and allies share some of their scary stories they've grown up with from the Mississippi Delta, Central Mississippi and Latin America. 

We sit down with a health expert to answer some of the common questions surrounding monkey pox and how to best prevent it. 

A flooded Pearl River wreaks havoc on Jackson's water supply, sending Mississippi's capital city into a crisis. 

This Episode spot lights the beginning of two young men lives, how they meet and there decision to get married.  

Catalina tells her story of will and commitment to her family and the love of her life.