You Can’t Have Your Hummus and Hate Arabs Too
A simple dish that captures America’s culture wars.
Featured Stories
After María, A Desperate Search to Locate and Help Family in Puerto Rico
A Chicago filmmaker’s journey of connecting and reuniting with her family
Dreaming of Damascus – The Fi2W Podcast
A Syrian refugee looks toward the city, and wishes she was somewhere else.
Katherine Hernandez is Fi2W’s New Food Reporting Fellow
An Afro-Latina writer with an interest in food and culture.
My Jewish Family History Told Through Food
Three very different stories of food and Jewish heritage.
Feasting on Memories of Home – More Audio Stories from our Food Journalism Workshop
New voices telling immigrant food stories.
My Hijab, My Body: The Video
A Brooklyn woman expresses her feminism and her Muslim heritage.
Fi2W on the Radio: A Korean Restaurant in Brooklyn via Uzbekistan
A restaurant reveals a little-known story of the Korean diaspora.
Plantains, Saffron and Ube – Sustaining Immigrant Food Traditions
Stories from the latest Fi2W food journalism workshop
Podcast: A Grandmother-Granddaughter Bond Helps Heal 50 Years of Family Separation
A bittersweet story of strength, forgiveness and tenacity