About Feet in 2 Worlds
Feet in Two Worlds brings the work of immigrant and ethnic media journalists from communities across the U.S. to public radio and the web.
Since 2005, this award-winning project has expanded the diversity of voices and stories on public radio by presenting the work of journalists representing a broad spectrum of immigrant communities including Arab, Bosnian, Brazilian, Chinese, Haitian, Indian, Irish, Latin American, Pakistani, Polish, and Russian immigrants.
Feet in Two Worlds reporters appear on nationally-distributed public radio programs including PRI’s The World, Studio 360, and The Takeaway, American Public Media’s Marketplace and NPR’s Latino USA, as well as on public radio stations WNYC, New York Public Radio, and WDET in Detroit.
Among the many ways to measure the human toll of Hurricane Maria there is this: Since the storm more than 32-thousand college students have left the island. That estimate from the Center for Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College captures…
Feet in 2 Worlds is hosting a one-day food journalism workshop designed to help journalists, journalism students and culinary professionals improve their skills telling stories about food from immigrant communities. Immersive and intensive, the workshop will focus on developing your…
Extended deadline to submit your pitch is February 28th. The next Fi2W online magazine will report on migration triggered by climate change. Our focus will be the mass exodus of Puerto Ricans from the island to the U.S. mainland…
An Afro-Latina writer with an interest in food and culture.
Three very different stories of food and Jewish heritage.
New voices telling immigrant food stories.
A Brooklyn woman expresses her feminism and her Muslim heritage.
Stories from the latest Fi2W food journalism workshop
“We are not an apathetic generation” explains Aber Kawas, a 24-year-old youth organizer for the Arab-American Association of New York (AAANY). “I think that we care a lot. But I also think that we might be a little bit disgruntled…