Refugees from over 15 countries played in a soccer tournament at World Refugee Day Chicago.
Youcef O. BounabJune 23, 2022
A National Immigrant Justice Center lawsuit alleges that detained immigrants are being held in inhumane conditions, while Clay County misuses the money they receive from ICE to care for detainees.
Chelsea VerstegenJune 8, 2022
Mahdi Rasikh went from weaving carpets in a refugee camp to representing his hometown in Afghanistanās Parliament. But after the Taliban took over, Rasikh had to escape to the U.S.
Saleha SoadatJune 2, 2022
With increased violence against Asians, community groups are taking action, from distributing self-defense tools to gathering critical data.
jessica naluptaMay 25, 2022
The Immigrant Health Academy is helping Chicago area immigrants navigate the health care system and access funding for their medical bills.
Leslie HurtadoMay 19, 2022
Despite financial challenges, these Chicago shops are surviving with help from Ethiopian, Somali and other East African immigrant communities.
Sayou CooperMay 11, 2022
When do you need an immigration lawyer? How can you find free legal help for your immigration case? We answer your questions.
Diane Bou KhalilApril 21, 2022
As misinformation about natural cures soars during the pandemic, trained herbalists in Chicago are educating vulnerable immigrant communities.
Leslie HurtadoApril 6, 2022
Last August, after U.S. troops withdrew from Afghanistan, journalist Saleha Soadat was forced to leave her life in Kabul and seek safety abroad.
Saleha SoadatMarch 30, 2022
Borderless Magazine is mentoring and training a new generation of journalists from immigrant communities to combat racist coverage.
Nissa RheeMarch 29, 2022
Lack of transparency and concerns over environmental racism are fueling backlash to a waste transfer station in majority Latino West Chicago.
Liuan HuskaMarch 23, 2022
Amanda Cervantes and Jose Luis Benavides look at how far the queer Latinx community has come in their work with Chicagoās Gerber/Hart archives.
Ariel MejiaMarch 16, 2022
As Russia's war on Ukraine escalates, local Ukrainians share how their families are dodging bombs, becoming refugees and praying for peace.
Diane Bou KhalilMarch 10, 2022
Elvira Arellano retells the story of when she took a stand to fight for her son and her work to protect undocumented immigrants.
Leslie HurtadoFebruary 15, 2022
A new book by Reece Jones chronicles the aftermath of Trumpās ban on nationals from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
Reece JonesJanuary 25, 2022
A first-generation Mexican American on how her parents met through the Chicago Sun-Times personal ads and the benefits of dating slowly.
Vanessa BorjonJanuary 18, 2022
City Colleges of Chicago immigrant students balance extra work hours, technology issues and limited English proficiency with remote learning.
Ata YounanDecember 16, 2021
Some Afghan children at a Chicago shelter have hurt themselves or others, leaving workers overwhelmed. Employees say the shelter has never experienced this level of chaos and isnāt equipped to provide kids with services they need.
Melissa SanchezOctober 28, 2021
After crossing the U.S.-Mexico border to seek asylum, Susana Coreas is navigating life in New York City and building community along the way.
Claudia HernƔndezOctober 21, 2021
How KAN-WIN is helping to end gender-based violence in Chicagoās Asian and Asian American community in a time of increased hate crimes.
Adriana RezalSeptember 22, 2021
Latinx business owners worry about the fate of their stores at the iconic Discount Mall in Chicagoās Little Village neighborhood.
Adriana RezalSeptember 14, 2021
A new lowrider car club out of Cicero, IL brings together Chicago-area youth to bond over vintage muscle cars and celebrate Chicano identity.
Abel RodriguezSeptember 7, 2021
