Video: Here, I Am the Real Me
For Colombian musician Gregorio Uribe, leading his own big band in NYC is the realization of his American Dream. Watch Uribe in an original Fi2W story.
Author Archives: Sara Loscos
Fi2W on the Radio: Having an Accent – Burden or Opportunity for Hispanic Actresses?
Fi2W’s Sara Loscos reports on PRI’s The World.
Handmade Future: Four Hispanic Immigrant Women in NY Reinvent Themselves With Craft Businesses
From apple pie to crystal jewelry, a video profile of New York Latina craft entrepreneurs.
Slide Show: In Gentrified Williamsburg, Latino Community Fights to Maintain its Identity
The organization Los Sures is helping local residents deal with gentrification and preserve the area’s Hispanic heritage.
Podcast: What’s in an Accent? Both Opportunity and Barriers for Immigrant Actresses
Immigrant actresses face a struggle getting the roles that they want. Accent classes help them avoid being typecast, but not always in the way you’d think.
For Some Latino Lovers Valentines Day is No Big Deal
Many of New York City’s Hispanic immigrants come from cultures where the holiday isn’t celebrated. It can make cross-cultural dating confusing.