Detroit Diaries: Dispatches from the Fi2W Food Journalism Fellowship
Fi2W fellows reflect on what drew them to food journalism and radio.
Featured Stories
Meet the Fi2W/WDET Detroit Food Journalism Fellows
Reporters to focus on Detroit food stories under a fellowship for immigrant journalists and journalists of color.
Fi2W on the Radio: A Sisyphean Art Installation Comes To A Natural End
The latest from our podcast editor Rosalind Tordesillas.
Podcast: Saving Pearl River Mart, A Personal History of NYC’s Legendary Chinese Department Store
Producer Michelle Chen tells the surprising story behind her family’s famous store.
Fi2W on the Radio: Artist Captures Napa’s Undocumented Vineyard Workers Laboring While Wildfires Burn
Using art to call attention to extremely unsafe working conditions.
Meet Katherine Hernandez, Fi2W’s Award-Winning Food Journalism Fellow
A conversation with an emerging voice in food journalism.
“I came to food journalism to fill in the gaps” – highlights from Fi2W’s Telling Immigrant Food Stories workshop
From pitching to story development, listen to our sessions on crafting great food stories!
In for the Long Haul: Will Host Communities Find a Permanent Place for Puerto Rican Hurricane Evacuees?
Moving from emergency responses to long-term solutions.
Challenging the Power Structure: A Small Community Shows How Solar Energy Could Transform Puerto Rico
Casa Pueblo kept the lights on when most of the island was in darkness.
The Battle for the Puerto Rican Vote – Could Hurricane Evacuees be the Deciding Factor in Florida’s Midterm Elections?
An influx of new voters could tip the scales in November.