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Graphic via FWC Dallas The FWC Dallas has released training kits emphasizing protecting human rights and reducing human trafficking during major sporting events such as the World Cup. There will be six areas of focus: human trafficking, workers rights, accessibility, safety and non-discrimination, unsheltered population, and fair housing. They will also highlight cultural awareness through foods, signs in multiple languages, and interfaith accommodations. Human Trafficking St

It's arts and culture time, and we've made it to another month in one piece! Though February is a short month, there's never any shortage of events with Valentine's Day and Black History Month. These arts and culture event round ups are usually open to all events and cultures, but this one's a little different. Here is your guide to six events celebrating Black culture and history to get you through Black History Month right here in DFW. At The PAC Film Screening at South Dal

Forget the forced sentiment of paper hearts and predictable red roses. In Dallas, the most intoxicating Valentine’s plans are found in the low-lit corners of the city’s newest obsessions tucked into the Design District or even Bishop Arts. This is your curated blueprint for a night that feels less like a tradition and more like a catalyst. Here are some of the top places to spend V-Day with that special someone in Dallas. Te Deseo. Courtesy of Harwood Hospitality Group Stock

Photo via Taste Addison on Facebook This food festival filled many bellies for decades, giving locals and visitors a chance to explore their favorites and try something new at one of the many restaurant vendors. But now, the curtains have closed on Taste Addison after 30 years. While the three-day festival will no longer take place, the core of the event will be revamped with year-round options, according to the festival's website . Prior to the big announcement, the festival