Detroit Diaries: Handing the Mic to Brown and Black Sources
A Latina journalist reflects on reporting in Detroit’s Mexican community.
Communities
Stories organized by national and regional communities of origin.
Detroit Diaries: Being Hmong, a Woman and a Chef
A Filipina journalist on learning new skills and overcoming self-doubt.
Podcast: The Taste of Longing: A Nigerian Chef in Brooklyn Couldn’t Go Home, So She Cooked Her Way There
Yewande Komolafe’s story of culinary rediscovery.
Fi2W on the Radio: Filipino Fast Food Comes to Manhattan
Jollibee opens near Times Square.
The Makings of a Revolution
Detroit Diaries chronicles the experiences of Feet in 2 Worlds Food Journalism Fellows at WDET in Detroit. Growing up we moved a lot. I mean, every couple of years, if not more. A lot. Three different elementary schools in my…
Diversity Led Me to Becoming a Bangladeshi American Muslim Journalist
The first installment of Nargis Rahman’s Detroit diary.
Why I Wanted to Be a Feet in 2 Worlds Fellow
Reflections on reporting at the intersection of social justice, race and gender.
Podcast: Saving Pearl River Mart, A Personal History of NYC’s Legendary Chinese Department Store
Producer Michelle Chen tells the surprising story behind her family’s famous store.
Fi2W on the Radio: Artist Captures Napa’s Undocumented Vineyard Workers Laboring While Wildfires Burn
Using art to call attention to extremely unsafe working conditions.
Life After Maria: Puerto Rico, Climate Change and Migration
More than 135-thousand people have left Puerto Rico, since Hurricane Maria devastated the island. According to some projections, Puerto Rico will lose up to 14 percent of its population by the end of 2019. Our latest magazine takes an in-depth…