Fi2W on the Radio: Filipino Fast Food Comes to Manhattan
Jollibee opens near Times Square.
Tag: Filipino
Fi2W on the Radio: Filipino Food Shame – Is it ‘Hiya’ or History?
Fi2W’s Rosalind Tordesillas reported this story for PRI’s The World
Plantains, Saffron and Ube – Sustaining Immigrant Food Traditions
Stories from the latest Fi2W food journalism workshop
Mona Escapes – The Dream City Podcast, Episode 1
Listen to the story of Mona, a woman who left the Philippines for a better life in the U.S., and ended up having to escape from an abusive employer.
Phillipe Nover ‘The Filipino Assassin’ is a Healing Nurse
The challenge of being a nurse by day and a fighter at night.
Filipino Immigrants Return to their Roots at Independence Day Parade
New York’s Philippine Independence parade on Sunday drew about 100,000 in a celebration of Filipino culture and pride.
Lawyers Aid Undocumented Filipino Immigrants
A group of Filipino lawyers is providing free legal clinics to help their community navigate a complicated immigration system.
Once a Hospital Mainstay, Filipino Immigrant Nurses Face Dwindling Job Opportunities
In NY, with a heavy concentration of Filipino nurses working in hospitals and nursing homes, 3 areas of concern weigh heavily: the recession, a shortage of visas, and a testing scandal.
Filipinos Divided Over Census According to Immigration Status
While Filipino Americans generally support the census, undocumented Filipino immigrants worry about giving out personal information.
Stimulus Package Includes Long-Awaited Reward for Filipinos Who Fought for the U.S.
After a decades-long fight, Filipinos who served in the U.S. Armed Forces in World War II see their claim recognized by the American government thanks to the Obama administration’s stimulus package.