Fi2W on the Radio: Having an Accent – Burden or Opportunity for Hispanic Actresses?
Fi2W’s Sara Loscos reports on PRI’s The World.
Tag: Latino
Stories about Hispanic immigrants.
Cracks Starting to Show in DACA Program for Young Undocumented Immigrants
Von Diaz reports for Colorlines on the experiences of three young immigrants and the deferred action program.
A First for New York – Mexican-American Headed to City Council
Carlos Menchaca made history this week, beating incumbent Sara González.
Education Challenges Ahead for Many Immigrant Youth
Regardless of their immigration status, immigrant youth face a variety of hurdles in school.
Not Just Childcare – Some Nannies Hired for Language Skills and Cultural Knowledge
A Venezuelan mother in New Jersey says having a bilingual nanny is the best way to teach her children about their roots.
Photo Project Helps Latino Immigrants Bridge Generation Gap
A new exhibit features photos by Latino parents and their children.
Guide Offers Summer Tour of New York Ethnic Foods, All on a Budget
A new Real Cheap Eats guide recommends the best international food in New York for $10 or less.
Handmade Future: Four Hispanic Immigrant Women in NY Reinvent Themselves With Craft Businesses
From apple pie to crystal jewelry, a video profile of New York Latina craft entrepreneurs.
Immigrant Activist-artist Engages People in Political Issues with Provocative Art
Camilo Godoy creates art that forces people to interact with immigration, LGBT and HIV justice issues.
Slide Show: In Gentrified Williamsburg, Latino Community Fights to Maintain its Identity
The organization Los Sures is helping local residents deal with gentrification and preserve the area’s Hispanic heritage.