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Imagine Dragons Scholarships to Refugees and Immigrants

Four awards of US$2,500 will be given to first-generation refugee or immigrant students in the United States to commemorate the Grammy Award-winning pop-rock band celebrating a decade together and

Imagine Dragons Scholarships to Refugees and Immigrants

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Four awards of US$2,500 will be given to first-generation refugee or immigrant students in the United States to commemorate the Grammy Award-winning pop-rock band celebrating a decade together and the launch of two new singles: Follow You and Cutthroat.


The scholarship’s inspiration comes from Imagine Dragons’ experience performing around the world and witnessing the power of music as an international language that connects people from all backgrounds, cultures and walks of life. The Las Vegas group has gained empathy for those who come from different cultures, especially those who’ve started a new life and faced educational and financial challenges in the U.S. – Steve McLean has the full story that you can read on SamaritanMag.com

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Charlotte Cardin
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Charlotte Cardin

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Charlotte Cardin’s ‘The Way We Touch’ Debuts in the Top 50 on Billboard Canadian Hot 100

The Montreal-born artist’s return to performing in English arrives at No. 47. Plus, big debuts from Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh and Canadian country singer Josh Stumpf.

The charts love Charlotte Cardin, in English and French.

The Montreal-born, Paris-based singer’s new single “The Way We Touch” debuts this week at No. 47 on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100, dated March 28.

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