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Arts & Culture

Join Borderless Magazine for a House Party at Haymarket House

Support Borderless Magazine’s immigration reporting with drinks, food and live house music at Haymarket House.

Sarah LuyengiMarch 26, 2025

A Night of Stories Fundraiser Dec. 5 2024 to support Borderless' nonprofit and nonpartisan journalism.

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A Night of Stories Fundraiser in Chicago

Celebrate Borderless Magazine’s work with drinks, food, and inspiring stories at the Vault Gallerie in Pilsen.

Sarah LuyengiNovember 1, 2024

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Arts & Culture

This Chicago Author Wants You to Know that Immigrant Voices Matter

Borderless’ new book club features Chicago author Mia P. Manansala and her cozy mystery book series that centers on the Filipino community.

Sarah LuyengiMay 22, 2024

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As Told To

Jean Chrisbene Justin

He was a police officer in Haiti. He left with his son after being threatened by gang members. Now he awaits his family in Chicago.

Sarah LuyengiJune 15, 2023

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As Told To

Lillian Ingabire

She was born in a refugee camp. Now, she helps other girls who have been displaced build their own community.

Sarah LuyengiJune 1, 2023

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Yolande Sanvi

She was a software engineer, now she teaches African hairstyling to help others live the American dream.

Sarah LuyengiMay 26, 2023

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As Told To

Lidiando con el conflicto de Tigray a un océano de distancia

A medida que el conflicto de Tigray continúa en Etiopía, el chef de Chicago, Tigist Reda, se queda con más preguntas que respuestas.

Sarah LuyengiApril 13, 2021

Photo by Cassidy Jackson/Borderless Magazine

As Told To

Coping with the Tigray Conflict an Ocean Away

As human rights abuses continue in Ethiopia, Chicago chef Tigist Reda is among the many Ethiopians in the U.S. who are left with more questions than answers.

Sarah LuyengiApril 7, 2021

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“We’re Fighting the Same Fight”: African Migrants on End SARS and Black Lives Matter

Black Lives Matter protests and the growing movement to disband Nigeria’s controversial SARS police unit are driving urgent conversations on race and identity among people of the African diaspora.

Sarah LuyengiDecember 2, 2020

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Join Borderless Magazine for a House Party at Haymarket House

A Night of Stories Fundraiser in Chicago

This Chicago Author Wants You to Know that Immigrant Voices Matter

Jean Chrisbene Justin

Lillian Ingabire

Yolande Sanvi

Lidiando con el conflicto de Tigray a un océano de distancia

Coping with the Tigray Conflict an Ocean Away

“We’re Fighting the Same Fight”: African Migrants on End SARS and Black Lives Matter

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