The Long Shadow of Family Separation
From Fi2W editing fellow Maritza Félix
Tag: Immigration News
Daily posts and articles about immigrants, immigration reform, policies and politics.
Redefining Ramadan in the Era of Social Distancing
Former Fi2W fellow Nargis Rahman on how COVID-19 is redefining spirituality for her Muslim American family.
Uninsured, Unemployed and Undocumented in the Pandemic
Arizona hotel workers struggle to survive. Read our story produced with Slate.
United by Love, Separated by the Border and the Coronavirus
A story produced in our new partnership with Slate.
Keeping it Local: Young Nevadan Focuses on Down-Ballot Issues to Reach New Voters
Engaging voters who think the presidential election “is a joke.”
Why This DACAmented Immigrant is Encouraging Young Voters to Look Beyond “Two Evils”
Despite not being eligible to vote, Angel Quintero is deeply involved in this year’s election
NYC Underestimates Value of Family Child Care For Immigrant Communities
The city’s reforms make it harder for family child-care providers to survive.
‘I’m a Third Culture Kid’ – Stories of Four New Yorkers
Finding their own identity having been raised in a culture different from their parents.
Why Latino Voters Matter – 5 Reasons to Watch the Hispanic Vote in 2016
Challenges and opportunities in the upcoming 2016 U.S Presidential election.
Look What I Brought You – The Dream City Podcast, Episode 4
A story about what you choose to take home and what you bring back.