Etiqueta: migration

Throughout the year, Long Island Wins extensively covered many details about the newly arrived children from Central America. Recently, I took the opportunity to...

Latin Americans now comprise the single biggest group of foreign-born residents in Nassau County, new census data shows. Long Island Report writes that Latinos in...

A friend recently posted a picture of Mother Jones, the famous labor leader, online. I reminded her that this most famous of women defenders...

Community members, activists, and faith leaders gathered at Our Lady of Miraculous Medal Church in Wyandanch to advocate for the rights of farmworkers. Suffolk...

An online video game released earlier this year aims to provide a more human perspective on the issue of undocumented immigration. It’s called The...

Recently, a first-of-its-kind multimedia storytelling project designed to archive and share immigrant stories exited the beta phase and went fully live. To celebrate the...

The Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP, has been called “the worst trade agreement you’ve never heard of,” and “NAFTA on steroids.” But what does that...

This is the second in a three part series where I will share the highlights of my trip to Mexico over the summer. The...

This past summer I had the incredible opportunity to go to Mexico as part of an educational delegation to study the roots of migration...

This is the next part in a series of stories about migration. The series looks into what drives people to pack up their bags...