Maria Eraña and Lourdes Oliva Medina of Radio Bilingüe get the word out to Latina and Mixteca women about early cancer detection. View Video
Dr. Daahir Mohamuud Gelle was interviewed by Abdiqadir Sagaar of Sagal Radio in Atlanta Georgia. Listen to Audio
The Migration Policy Institute's National Center on Immigrant Integration Policy is pleased to announce the launch of a health care resources component within our Language... Read More
The earthquake in Haiti has thrust Haitian American media in an unprecedented leadership role. Many are funding their own trips to Haiti to keep their... Read More
District Attorney Gwen Keyes Fleming explains the basics of the criminal justice system. (This interview is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal... Listen to Audio
The creator of operas, film scores, ballet scores, song cycles and more, Mollicone will celebrate the nation's multicultural roots musically, and also in a religious... Read More
He hoped to be the Obama Administration's "Maytag repairman" -- available but rarely called on. But Tom Perez finds the U.S. Justice Department's Civil Rights... Read More
Unique perspectives of the earthquake and its aftermath from New York’s foreign language newspapers. Read More
As Teatro del Pueblo prepares to host their ninth annual Political Theatre Festival, Al Justiniano took a few moments out of his busy schedule to... Read More
Hussien Mohamed, Producer of HEARMe project interviewed Mayor Howard Tygrett of Clarkston, Georgia. Listen to Audio
Rosalinda Guzman (picture right) is the youngest member of the SALUD team, and is returning for her third year. She is currently attending Noble Street... Read More
Laura Cabral returns for her third year with SALUD.
Some of my clearest memories from SALUD consist of sitting in the room outside of Ms. Unzueta’s... Read More
Caroline Luna is returning for her second year with SALUD. She is currently a Freshman at DePaul University in Chicago.
The program SALUD was an excellent... Read More
Adriana Garcia has been an active member of the SALUD project since the beginning. In 2008 and 2009 she learned to listen and then take... Read More
Paul VanDeCarr's blog offers "conversations and commentary on storytelling in its many forms". On February 8, 2010, he highlighted New Routes projects in Boston (Twa... Read More
Though the economic stimulus to the cultural sector in Texas was scant, for its beneficiaries the funds received were a blessing. Read More
What made America? What makes us? These two questions are at the heart of the new PBS series Faces of America with Henry Louis Gates,... Read More
A new North Carolina immigration organization has formed. While it focuses on a hot issue of the day, it differs from most other immigration groups... Read More
Organizations like the Chinese Culture Center have been working hard to demonstrate a sophisticated view of Chinese culture that challenges clichés. Read More
New America Media and Bendixen Amandi poll Haitian Americans on their reaction to the January 12, 2010 earthquake in Port-au-Price, Haiti. Read More
Public Agenda's phone survey of more than 1100 US immigrants captures immigrant perspectives on a tumultuous period in history. This follow-up to a 2002 survey... Read More
The fledgling effort to bring vegetable beds to San Jose, Calif., is part of a national movement to make healthy food accessible to marginalized urban... Read More
To counter the many reports and images of desperate Haitians looting stores, I offer these first-hand reports:
From Amber Munger, working with KONPAY, in Port-au-Prince, Jan... Read More
Saeed Fahia, who immigrated to Minnesota 18 years ago from Somalia, is doing his part to push his community to fill out 2010 census questionnaires.
At... Read More
The story of Nashville's growing Somali immigrant community. Over 5,000 Somali refugees now call Nashville their home. They left a war-torn country and many still... View Video
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