Chicago's immigrant stories – Borderless Magazine NFP
网页Chicago’s Largest Migrant Shelter Shutters After Troubling Year. City officials' decision to consolidate city-run migrant shelters comes as the number of residents has dwindled and fewer asylum seekers are arriving in Chicago. By Fatema Hosseini and Aydali Campa October 1, 2024. Caroline Gutman/Inside Climate News.
About – Borderless Magazine NFP
网页With the support of Chicagoans who demanded more and better local reporting on immigration, we incorporated as a nonprofit and launched Borderless Magazine in October 2019. As a nonprofit and multilingual news outlet, we: Report and publish stories in our online magazine. Mentor emerging immigrant and BIPOC journalists in …
Borderless Magazine’s Favorite Stories of 2023
网页2023年12月26日 — Borderless Magazine’s Top Stories of 2023. A long-delayed radiation cleanup, an all-women mariachi band, Afghans building community through soccer, and more stories Borderless reported on Chicago’s immigrant communities. Mustafa Hussain for Borderless Magazine. Shamama soccer team coordinator, Hussein Rezaee, far right, socializes with the ...
Our Mission – Borderless Magazine NFP
网页Borderless Magazine NFP is a nonprofit news outlet that is reimagining immigration journalism for a more just and equitable future. The nonprofit’s work focuses on: Reporting: Borderless covers labor, justice and advocacy issues impacting Midwestern immigrant communities through a lens of equity and resilience.
Stories – Borderless Magazine NFP
网页As Cicero pushes forward with plans for a $2.7 million inclusive park, concerns are growing over toxic soil removal and environmental risks at the former industrial site, raising questions about the safety of the community’s newest green space. Leslie Hurtado. Aydali Campa/Borderless Magazine. Environment Top Stories Trending.
How US Policy Drives and Denies Black Immigration – Borderless
网页2023年5月26日 — Black immigrants make up a rapidly growing segment of the U.S. population. The Pew Research Center estimates 1 in 10 Black people living in the U.S. is an immigrant.While immigration coverage over the last year has focused largely on the experiences of Ukrainian refugees and Latino migrants, Borderless wanted to also help tell the stories, challenges and triumphs of more Black immigrants.
Our Impact – Borderless Magazine NFP
网页Impact. Dear Borderless Magazine community, We are writing to you today with full hearts as we look back on all you have helped us accomplish in 2023. In the last year, we’ve doubled our audience – helping us expand our impact – and broke an international story with our investigation into the dangerous conditions at a city-funded migrant ...
Borderless Magazine’s Favorite Photos of 2023 – Borderless …
网页2023年12月28日 — As Public Health Emergency Ends, Community Resource Groups Work to Fill the Gap. As Gov. Pritzker declares an end to the public health emergency brought on by the pandemic and subsequent relief funds, four community-led efforts work to make sure their neighbors’ needs are still met.
Our Favorite Stories of 2022 – Borderless Magazine NFP
网页2023年1月12日 — Sandra and Jesse Arzola in front of Sandra's family’s house in West Chicago, Ill., Saturday, June 25, 2022. The couple lived with Sandra’s family in West Chicago during the 1990s when the city was cleaning up radioactive waste left behind by an old factory last owned by the Kerr-McGee Chemical Corporation. Jonathan Aguilar/Borderless Magazine.
Pathways - Borderless Magazine NFP
网页Borderless provides pathways for emerging journalists from immigrant and other marginalized communities to report on immigration and learn from professional journalists. We mentor emerging journalists through internships, fellowships and one-off projects. Our award-winning team gives mentees comprehensive training in interviewing, writing ...