Fi2W fellowships pair journalists from immigrant backgrounds and communities of color with veteran radio producers and editors in four-month-long fellowships. The fellowships are tailored for working journalists who want to learn new skills and advance their careers. Working with their…
While Filipino Americans generally support the census, undocumented Filipino immigrants worry about giving out personal information.
A poll of nearly 1000 people found that that Spanish-speaking immigrants are more likely than U.S.-born Hispanics to mail back their census forms.
Listen to the story about efforts to count undocumented Latino immigrants in Queens, NY.
A Bloomberg administration official says the number of New Yorkers who have mailed back their completed census forms “is horribly low right now.”
The biggest advertising campaign of the new year isn’t selling cars, beer or burgers. The $340-million effort, which made its debut with a TV spot on the Golden Globe Awards last Sunday, encourages everyone in the U.S. to be counted in this year’s census.
A Feet in 2 Worlds Podcast Series Journalists from the ethnic media talk about their communities’ views of the historic 2008 presidential election. Asian elites weigh issues, history and race in the presidential contest September 8, 2008 Asian voters have…
This is the first in a special two-part series on domestic violence in immigrant communities by Feet in Two Worlds reporters. Jelena Kopanja reports from New York the challenges faced by immigrant women.
FI2W in Public Radio Feet in 2 Worlds is first and foremost an initiative to bring the voices of immigrant reporters to U.S. public radio. From New York’s WNYC to Detroit’s WDET, from Latino USA to The World, Fi2W reporters…
A FI2W Essay By John Rudolph, FI2W Executive Producer “The route is full of dangers. In summer there are usually soldiers guarding the footpaths who arrest anyone trying to get through illegally. There are just as many armed bandits lurking…