Diversity Led Me to Becoming a Bangladeshi American Muslim Journalist
The first installment of Nargis Rahman’s Detroit diary.
Category: Detroit
Immigrants in Detroit.
Why I Wanted to Be a Feet in 2 Worlds Fellow
Reflections on reporting at the intersection of social justice, race and gender.
The Fellowship is Empowering Me as an Emerging Food Journalist
Food is my life. Whether it’s eating, cooking, baking, or reading about it – I enjoy all of it. But it wasn’t until last Fall that I realized I could combine that passion with storytelling. For a long time,…
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.
Apply to the Feet in 2 Worlds/WDET Detroit Food Journalism Fellowship
The deadline to apply for this fellowship has passed. Are you a journalist or media-maker from an immigrant background interested in covering food and related subjects in metro Detroit? Do you want to develop your skills as a storyteller…
30 Years After the Murder of Vincent Chin: Where do Asian Americans Stand?
Asian Americans gathered to discuss the legacy of Vincent Chin, a Chinese American man whose tragic death 30 years ago served as a rallying point for pan-Asian American activists.
Podcast: Immigrant Dance Summer Special
From Tango in New York to Belly Dancing in Detroit, this episode of the Fi2W podcast brings you our radio stories about dance in immigrant communities.
A Mexican Immigrant Wears Detroit’s Golden Gloves
A gym in Southwest Detroit serving the Mexican immigrant community has cultivated a star, 18 year old Erick De Leon. But as a non-citizen, De Leon’s opportunities are limited.
Feet in Two Worlds on Public Radio This Week
Two great radio pieces reflect the diversity of stories being produced by our reporters.
Latino Businesses Flourish In Detroit: FI2W’s Martina Guzman on All Things Considered
The demand for Mexican food has stimulated entrepreneurship and economic growth in Detroit.