By Staff Writer What do global security, Mexican politics, wild salmon, a notorious art forgery, and insects have in common? More than you might think. For its eighth season, i³: ideas that inform & inspire returns with five distinguished thinkers whose work spans national security, journalism, conservation science, art history, and biology. Their subjects invite us to consider a question that connects us all: How do we preserve and sustain the people, institutions, ecosystem

By Carla Maria Pérez One of the easiest ways to care for ourselves in San Miguel is also one of the most ordinary: the way we feed ourselves each day. In a town full of mercados, fresh produce, good restaurants, and colorful food, proper nutrition can be easy. But it does need to be intentional. Many of us think about food in extremes. We tell ourselves we should eat perfectly, cut out everything we enjoy, or follow the latest rule we heard from a friend, a headline, or a pod

By Nikki Miller Here, in San Miguel, the heart of México, the San Miguel Community Foundation has shared the vision, the capacity, and the tenacity to create a story that starts with the question: What do you need? How can we help? 1 Heart. 1 Community. 1 San Miguel. For 50 years, the mission of San Miguel Community Foundation has been to strengthen nonprofits by providing grants where the need is the greatest. As the San Miguel Community Foundation celebrates its 50th annive