On the Radio: Fi2W’s Von Diaz on The Splendid Table
An interview with Von Diaz about her Cocina Criolla project.
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Von Diaz on Latino USA: The Struggle of Lesbians in Cuba
After the 1959 revolution, being gay in Cuba was considered counter-revolutionary. LGBT Cubans were jailed and harassed because of their sexual identity. Listen to the piece Fi2W reporter Von Diaz produced about Lesbian Cubans for our partner Latino USA.
Von Diaz on PRI’s The World: LGBT Immigrant Youth Struggle in New York
Listen to reporter Von Diaz’s radio story about young gay immigrants in New York, and the difficulties they face coming out to their families.
Von Diaz Speaks About LGBT Homeless Youth on CUNY TV
Feet in Two Worlds’ reporter Von Diaz appeared on CUNY TV’s Independent Sources – where viewers meet the ethnic press – to discuss her reporting on LGBT homeless immigrant youth in New York.
It Matters Who Tells The Story
From gay, homeless immigrant youth to reimagining Puerto Rican cuisine, Von Diaz reflects on her time at Fi2W.
Fi2W on the Radio: DREAMers No Longer of One Mind on Immigration Reform
Former Fi2W editor Von Diaz reports on WNYC.
More Than One Way to Crack a Coconut: Making Puerto Rican Tembleque
As part of her exploration of the Puerto Rican cookbook Cocina Criolla, Von Diaz takes on a simple dessert. But it’s not that easy without a machete.
Thanksgiving on the Radio: Pavochón, ‘Thanksgivukkah,’ and Other Fusions
Listen to Kathy Gunst on NHPR’s ‘Word of Mouth,” and Von Diaz on NPR’s Latino USA talking about Thanksgiving traditions and hybrids.
How Immigration Reform Could Address Violence Against Immigrant Women
Von Diaz reports for Colorlines on high levels of domestic violence among immigrant women.
Out of the Darkness: One Gay Couple’s Battle Through a Dismal Immigration Era
Von Diaz reports for BuzzFeed on the experiences of a gay Latino couple as they struggled to stay together over two decades.