Native American teens: “We’re equal and we’re here”

Though not #New Americans, Native American students at a Wisconsin high school still have to deal with ignorance and hate speech. Produced by… Read More

Filipino migrant recounts struggles of U.S. immigration process

Moving to Hawaii from the Philippines was a years-long process for Glenn Marcos. Thanks to patience and hard work, the rest of… Read More

Seeking safety and security in America

Violence and crime prompted Jenny and her mom to emigrate from South Africa to the United States, where she is happy to be… Read More

Food trucks give immigrants chance to share culture and make a living

Many Americans enjoy the growing trend of food trucks, which have allowed generations of immigrants to bring quick and delicious food to customers conveniently. Read More

From Vietnam to Buffalo: A family’s journey

As a child, Hien Pham escaped Vietnam and eventually came to Buffalo, New York where she had to learn how to adjust to… Read More

Refugees find a second chance in Omaha, Nebraska

An educational program in Omaha, Nebraska works to improve the lives of political refugees coming to the U.S. to escape violence. Produced… Read More

Love of dance helps immigrants connect

Victoria and Tal both immigrated to California from other countries. Their love of dance helped them feel like they had a place in… Read More

Immigrant family reunited in America

Keyla Vera reunited with her parents when she first came to the United States after spending three years apart from them. Produced by… Read More

Undocumented family makes the most of new home

Since their harrowing journey to the U.S., Veronica Serrano’s family has worked hard to make the best of their new life. Produced by… Read More

Tastes and country change, but the bubble tea remains

Originally from Taiwan, the owner of a Houston, Texas tea shop had to find a way to make his products appeal to American… Read More