Queens Immigrant Resource Center Fights to Stay Open
Cristina Pastor reports on the challenges faced by the Bayanihan Filipino Community Center for The FilAm.
Filipino American Writers Recall Love Affair With Typhoons at Recent Literary Fundraiser
Cristina Pastor reports on a recent event hosted by the Asian American Writers Workshop to raise funds for Typhoon Haiyan relief.
Filipino Families Unaware of Affordable Care Act
Part 2 of a series by Cristina Pastor.
Improving Access to Care for Children with Disabilities Under Obamacare
Part one of a two-part series on the Affordable Care Act and immigrant families.
Chinatown – A Last Holdout for NYC Smokers
In parks, subway stations, even restaurants, cigarette smoking is still common among Chinese-speaking residents.
Photo Project Helps Latino Immigrants Bridge Generation Gap
A new exhibit features photos by Latino parents and their children.
Judge Lorna Schofield: ‘I had no Filipino consciousness growing up’
Judge Lorna Schofield is the first Filipino American federal judge in U.S. history.
A Film for High School Students Tackles Misconceptions About Undocumented Immigrants
“Living Undocumented” tells the stories of six DREAMers who attended school in New York.
At the Heart of Immigration Reform, a Law That Would Make Families Whole Again
Hundreds of thousands of immigrant rights supporters rallied before Capital Hill, Wednesday, in support of compassionate immigration reform.
Chinese Immigrants Time-Travel to Lower Manhattan Circa 1900
A program at New York’s Tenement Museum introduces recent immigrants to immigrant lives from the past.