Más allá de #MeToo y los tiroteos de los spas en Atlanta
Cómo KAN-WIN está ayudando a poner fin a la violencia de género en la comunidad asiática y asiático-americana de Chicago en una época de aumento de los crímenes de odio.
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Beyond #MeToo and the Atlanta Spa Shootings
How KAN-WIN is helping to end gender-based violence in Chicago’s Asian and Asian American community in a time of increased hate crimes.
How Chicago’s New Welcoming City Ordinance Will Protect Immigrants
Alderman Rossana Rodriguez-Sanchez representing Chicago’s 33rd Ward speaks about Chicago as a Sanctuary City and it’s new Welcoming City Ordinance, which provides expanded protections to immigrants.
‘Code-Switched’ Director Karan Sunil on His New South Asian Sitcom
The new sitcom follows five South Asian friends juggling love, work and family in Chicago.
Julio Salgado on Telling Community Stories as an Undocumented and Queer Artist
The 37-year-old artist explains the power of art in the migrant movement and why he’s always laughing.
Julio Salgado sobre contar historias de la comunidad como un artista indocumentado y queer
El artista de 37 años explica el poder del arte en el movimiento migrante y por que siempre está riendo.
إنفجار يهز بيروت تضاف إلى أزمة لبنان المتزايدة
شرحت الأكاديميّة والناشطة كارمن جحا الأزمة الاقتصادية والسياسية في لبنان وكيفَ تعامَل الشباب اللبناني مع دعوات الثورة.
Explosions Rock Beirut, Adding to Lebanon’s Growing Crisis
Academic and activist Carmen Geha explains Lebanon’s economic meltdown and how the Lebanese diaspora has taken up the call for revolution.
Should I Apply for DACA? Can I Renew? Lawyer Answers DACA Recipients’ Questions
Vanessa Esparza-López, a supervising attorney with the National Immigrant Justice Center’s Immigrant Legal Defense Project, explains how the Supreme Court’s ruling will impact DACA recipients.
New ban and challenges for immigrants during COVID-19
Immigration advocate Fred Tsao reacts to Trump’s new immigration ban and shares his hopes for a better future.
Why 16.7 million people were left out of the COVID-19 stimulus plan
Author Daniel Denvir on the “bipartisan war on immigrants” and how it’s falling apart.
Chicago show brings immigrant stories, journeys to centerstage
Nestor Gomez’s storytelling showcase 80 Minutes Around the World focuses on the personal in a time of competing narratives about immigration.
‘A black box where there is no accountability or oversight’: Attorney reflects on US immigration and detention system
Borderless talks to the National Immigrant Justice Center’s Hannah Cartwright about the challenges asylum seekers and refugees are facing today.
Light skin, blue eyes and born in Mexico: An artist shares what life is like with two nationalities
Natalie González is a Mexico-based artist and illustrator.
An artist shares his love for La Villita
From the traditional dances to the colorful murals, Little Village is all about art, says Omar Magana.
Omar El Akkad on journalism and the War on Terror
Omar El Akkad’s debut novel, “American War,” is a haunting post-apocalyptic universe where readers watch the impact of civil war through the unraveling of one American family.
Osama Alomar: The whole world is fighting
The novelist on Syria, censorship, and the safety — and power — of metaphor.
Hikmat Taha on coming from Sudan and making her voice heard
As a child in Sudan, Hikmat Taha watched her father spend time in prison for his political activism.