A Haitian-American Finds Her Place in the Black Lives Matter Movement
The killing of George Floyd seems to have pushed more Haitian-Americans than ever to join the movement for equality.
Communities
Stories organized by national and regional communities of origin.
Fi2W on the Radio: Mosques Go Virtual During a COVID-19 Ramadan
Nargis Rahman reports for Michigan Radio on how Muslims are celebrating Ramadan virtually.
Conecta Arizona Provides a Lifeline to Spanish-Speakers During the Pandemic
Our news service aims to fill the information gap in Arizona’s Latinx communities.
Redefining Ramadan in the Era of Social Distancing
Former Fi2W fellow Nargis Rahman on how COVID-19 is redefining spirituality for her Muslim American family.
Celebrating Ramadan Under the Shadow of COVID-19
Former Fi2W fellow Nargis Rahman reports from Detroit.
Uninsured, Unemployed and Undocumented in the Pandemic
Arizona hotel workers struggle to survive. Read our story produced with Slate.
United by Love, Separated by the Border and the Coronavirus
A story produced in our new partnership with Slate.
I Couldn’t Bear to Watch the Oscars, Then Parasite Won
Commentary from Fi2W’s editing fellow Mia Warren.
Jambalaya and Jollof Rice: 2 Dishes and the History of Forced African Migration
Reporter Kayla Stewart’s journey of discovery in Ghana and the U.S.
If I Don’t Call Myself Brown, What Do I Call Myself? – The Fi2W Podcast
A conversation with Nik Sharma, interviewed by Kathy Gunst.