Latino Stories of New York in the Trump era
Thirteen students, five teams, fifteen projects, two languages, three instructors and one coach. Welcome to CUNY-J Bilingual Program's Craft 2 class demo.
Thirteen students, five teams, fifteen projects, two languages, three instructors and one coach. Welcome to CUNY-J Bilingual Program's Craft 2 class demo.
Informal neighborhood bankers take advantage of low-income immigrants without access to credit. They say they want to "help." The story is complex. Intimidation and debt. The "American Dream" in 36 installments and huge interest rates.
By Mónica Cordero, Constanza Gallardo and Alma Sacasa
A priest and his church take legal guardianship of undocumented minors as a path to regulate their immigration status in New York.
By Lidia Hernández Tapia, Jesenia De Moya C. and Estefanía Hernández
Jornalero app promise solve wage theft issue suffered by undocumented workes, but is it technology the right solution?
By Gerardo del Valle and Joaquín Torres
New initiatives could help more Hispanic female teenagers who may be planning to take their own lives.
By Hanaa Tameez, María Camila Montañez and Maritza Villela
A combination of delayed immigration court hearings and President Donald Trump’s new executive orders have created a kind of ticking bomb that puts at risk the future of thousands of undocumented children living in New York, who were part of the so-called wave of unaccompanied minors back in 2014.
By Nicole Acevedo and Julia Sclafani