As Health Insurance Deadline Approaches, NY Said to Lag in Outreach to Latinos
The open enrollment period ends on March 31. But an English-only website could be a barrier for Latinos and immigrants.
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Stories about Hispanic immigrants.
Bolivian Immigrants Celebrate ‘Alasitas’ Festival By Making Big Dreams Small
An indigenous festival where participants collect miniature versions of the objects they covet with the hopes of getting the real thing.
‘What I Carried’ Volume Seven: With Songs in Their Hearts
The latest installment of our ‘What I Carried’ collaboration with Cowbird, using sound, photography and text to tell stories about immigrants.
I Won’t be Home for Christmas: Facing the Holidays as an Immigrant
Many who can’t go home recreate holiday traditions in the U.S.
‘What I Carried’ – A New Collection of Immigration Stories From Fi2W and Cowbird
Through sound, text and photography, a new series examines personal objects with special meaning to immigrants.
New York Latino Nonprofits Say Funding Challenges Increased Under Bloomberg Administration
City Limits reports that many Latino organizations face fundraising challenges that are compounded by unfair public funding regulations in New York.
How Immigration Reform Could Address Violence Against Immigrant Women
Von Diaz reports for Colorlines on high levels of domestic violence among immigrant women.
Improving Access to Care for Children with Disabilities Under Obamacare
Part one of a two-part series on the Affordable Care Act and immigrant families.
Out of the Darkness: One Gay Couple’s Battle Through a Dismal Immigration Era
Von Diaz reports for BuzzFeed on the experiences of a gay Latino couple as they struggled to stay together over two decades.
Vast Trove of Photographs Tells the Story of Latinos in New York City
El Diario La Prensa will display images from its photographic archives beginning this month in partnership with Columbia University.