Fi2W on the Radio: Filipino Food Shame – Is it ‘Hiya’ or History?
Fi2W’s Rosalind Tordesillas reported this story for PRI’s The World
Category: Communities
Stories organized by national and regional communities of origin.
Fi2W on the Radio: The dessert with roots in the Dominican Republic that I will not give up
Fi2W’s food journalism fellow, Katherine Hernandez reported this story for PRI’s The World
Call for Story Pitches: After the Storm – Tracking the Puerto Rican Exodus
Extended deadline to submit your pitch is February 28th. The next Fi2W online magazine will report on migration triggered by climate change. Our focus will be the mass exodus of Puerto Ricans from the island to the U.S. mainland…
Every Bottle Counts – A Photo Essay on Brooklyn’s Chinese Grandmas Who Collect Returnable Containers
Intimate portraits of people scraping together a living.
Fi2W on NPR’s The Salt: For Many Caribbean Immigrants, It Wouldn’t Be Christmas Without Black Cake
Fi2W’s food journalism fellow, Katherine Hernandez reported this story for NPR’s The Salt
Puerto Ricans Forced Out by the Hurricane Find Refuge in a Central Massachusetts City
A mother and daughter begin their new life on the mainland.
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.
My Jewish Family History Told Through Food
Three very different stories of food and Jewish heritage.
My Hijab, My Body: The Video
A Brooklyn woman expresses her feminism and her Muslim heritage.