Meditation and Community Engagement – A Buddhist Monk’s Work in Midtown Manhattan
A Korean Buddhist leader serves multiple constituencies in the city
The Magazine
The Fi2W Magazine that takes a deep dive into issues of special importance to immigrant communities and features reporting from Fi2W fellows.
Seeking a “Peaceful Balance” for Hindus in the U.S.
The challenge of fostering unity in a diverse community
Redefining the Role of Women in Islam
Reima Yosif is a shaykha, a female Muslim scholar. Her focus is on educating Muslim women.
New York’s Muslim Geography, from Apartment Mosques to Prayers in the Street
With some 350 mosques, NYC offers a wide variety of approaches to Islam.
Podcast: Reporting on Religion for and about New Americans
A conversation with journalists covering Judaism and Islam.
Beyond a Religion: Vodou Connects Haitians to their African Roots
Haitian Vodou priest Dòwòti Désir works to overturn myths and stereotypes about her religion.
Wearing the Veil: A Means of Liberation for Muslim Women
Far from being a way to repress women, a Muslim scholar says the veil allows women to be more assertive.
“To immigrate is to experience a chasm” – Reflections of a Rabbi
Part of a round-table discussion by faith leaders sponsored by Feet in 2 Worlds.
On the Radio: Fi2W’s Von Diaz on The Splendid Table
An interview with Von Diaz about her Cocina Criolla project.
Cooking the Faith: The Linchpin of Being Jewish
Part of a series on women, food, and places of worship.