Uncertainty Sets In for an Immigration Lawyer and her Clients
The future is unclear for asylum seekers and people granted Temporary Protected Status.
Featured Stories
In a (Barely) Blue County in a Red State, Anxiety and Disbelief
Tampa is one of the few places in Florida that Hillary Clinton won. Immigrants there worry about the future.
Podcast: Between Fear and Hope – Young Immigrants in Post-Election America
A conversation about language and action in the new political era.
11 Great Moments from Election Day
Highlights from our friends and followers on social media
Welcome to the 2016 Election Issue of Fi2W’s Online Magazine
A message from Fi2W’s Executive Producer
Central Florida Votes Puerto Rican: The Future of a Swing State and the Island in One Vote
Grooming a growing community to have long-term political impact.
The ‘Ilhan Omar Effect’: How a Somali-American Muslim Woman Candidate is Mobilizing Millennial Voters in Minnesota
Omar is poised to be the first Somali-American elected to a state legislature in the U.S
Why Just Voting for President Isn’t Enough for a Young, Muslim Community Activist in Brooklyn
“We are not an apathetic generation” explains Aber Kawas, a 24-year-old youth organizer for the Arab-American Association of New York (AAANY). “I think that we care a lot. But I also think that we might be a little bit disgruntled…
The Power of Young People is the Power of Voting: A Conversation with NY City Council Member Ritchie Torres
Richie Torres tells us what motivated him to get involved in politics, and how he encourages others to do the same.
Keeping it Local: Young Nevadan Focuses on Down-Ballot Issues to Reach New Voters
Engaging voters who think the presidential election “is a joke.”