Dr. Daahir Mohamuud Gelle was interviewed by Abdiqadir Sagaar of Sagal Radio in Atlanta Georgia. Listen to Audio
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
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
Unique perspectives of the earthquake and its aftermath from New York’s foreign language newspapers. Read More
The situation at the Varick Detention Facility in Greenwich Village shows just how complicated and painful the immigrant detention system is for those who are... 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
The suspected burden that undocumented immigrants may place on the U.S. health care system has been a flashpoint in health care and immigration reform debates.... Read More
Alejandro López is one of many who joined the Conservation Corps' California Gang Reduction and Intervention Program in 2007, and is also one one of... Read More
New Report: Immigrants Largely Left Out of Federal Health Reform New York, NY – New York is home to more than two million non-citizens, and... Read More
Immigrants to the U.S. may face an increased risk of depression if they feel they've lost the social standing they once had in their native... 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
Malin Tom, a Chinese immigrant living in Santa Clara, California is an "emotional man," which explains why he kept his journey through Angel Island mostly... Read More
Susan Hassmiller, senior adviser for nursing at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, writes about the need for nurses to be full partners in reforming the... 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
“In some ways, [Jeanne d'Arc] Kayembe and her son are at the white-hot intersection of immigration and health care. But Kayembe's case doesn't fit neatly... Read More
The NYT would like to help connect people inside and outside Haiti who are searching for info about the quake. Read More
Officials warned that casualties could be substantial from the 7.0-magnitude earthquake, which left the Haitian capital in a shambles. Read More
“Officials, some of them still on the job, used their role as overseers to cover up evidence of mistreatment of immigrants in federal custody.” Nina... Read More
Recently obtained documents shed light on immigrant deaths that occurred while immigrants were held in detention. They foreshadow later ones that galvanized public attention. Nina... Read More
Most depressed adults in the United States don't get the minimum
recommended treatment, and the vacuum is especially dramatic among
minority populations. . . [O]ne in five... Read More
“[B]ehind the scenes, families like the Mos are eking out an existence in a bustling, vibrant neighborhood that often belies the struggles of those who... Read More
Sanctuary for Families tells victims of domestic violence that the police or vengeful spouses cannot turn them over to immigration authorities. Read More
Latinos have surpassed black adults in their use of the Internet and are closing the gap with whites. Read More
Arizona's new law requires state workers to report undocumented immigrants who apply for public benefits, like health care, even when it's for their citizen children.... Read More
This Kaiser Family Foundation issue brief provides an overview of key questions related to immigrants' health coverage and health reform, addressing subjects such as how... Read More
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