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Immigration

Protestors angered by President Donald Trump’s executive order that prevented refugees, visa and green card holders from entering the US chant pro immigration slogans at Philadelphia International Airport. (Branden Eastwood for NewsWorks)
Politics & Policy

Family of six Syrians who were detained at Philly airport and sent back: ‘How much can one family take?’

Earlier this morning, Sarah Assali’s mother was already planning a big dinner. Makes sense, since Assali had been anticipating the ...

8 years ago

President-elect Donald Trump stands on stage as his pick for Education Secretary Betsy DeVos speaks during a rally at DeltaPlex Arena
Speak Easy
Lifestyle

Trump’s vision of America’s past is bad for America’s future

When I was an undergrad at Temple, I was asked to create an illustration for an article about abortion to appear in the first issue of th ...

8 years ago

After his farewell address
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Politics & Policy

Farewell, Mr. Obama

Few presidents have been as concerned with their legacy as Barack Obama. From writing his first memoir at age 34, to declaring ...

8 years ago

Republican U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey is shown debating against his Democratic challenger Katie McGinty in October at Temple University in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke
Speak Easy
Politics & Policy

In fighting sanctuary cities, Pat Toomey acts against his own history

In December 1911, Wilbur Franklin Phelps was finishing up his first year publishing ...

9 years ago

A makeshift tent contains a migrant familiy's few posessions. (Emily Cohen for NewsWorks)
Speak Easy
Politics & Policy

‘Virtual’ refugee journey a somber reminder things could always be worse

How ironic. Just as many Americans were threatening to move to Canada, an installation opened on Independence Mall to replicate the exper ...

9 years ago

 An airplane is shown at JFK International Airport in New York City. Fatemeh Mohammadi shares a story about how much her life changed starting with the day she and her family landed in the United States. (<a href='http://www.bigstockphoto.com/image-806670/stock-photo-airplane-before-new-york-skyline'>Big Stock Photo</a>)
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Community

Refugees remember forging new lives in Philadelphia

According to the Children’s Advocacy Project of Philadelphia, there are over 130,000 immigrants and refugees in Philadelphia. Their ...

9 years ago

Deo Maya Rai
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Community

Refugee elders support each other after a long, difficult journey

Naw Gay Lay is a 77-year-old Burmese refugee living in South Philadelphia. When she reached her mid-30s, her whole village had to flee military insurgents.

9 years ago

Sarorng Sorn is shown speaking at a public forum at WHYY in 2015. (Ifanyi Bell for NewsWorks)
Speak Easy
Community

A tangled path from Khmer Rouge refugee to community healer

Imagine for a moment your childhood memories included living in a bomb shelter for years, watching your 2-year-old sister die in your arms.

9 years ago

The author recreates the 'authentic Chinese dinner' experience from almost 60 years ago. (Annabel Liu
Speak Easy
Lifestyle

When the chef is better off ordering Chinese take-out

When Mrs. Smithson asked me to cook them "an authentic Chinese dinner," I couldn't say no. How could I tell them that I was almost 23 but had never learned to boil water?

9 years ago

Sui Hnem Sung (left foreground), 19, and her sister Van Ni Iang, 17, leave federal court in Easton ahead of Qasin Hassan, 17,(left) and Khadidja Issa, 18. They’re among six student refugees represented by a legal team including Education Law Center and American Civil Liberties Union attorneys in a lawsuit against the School District of Lancaster over enrollment, translation and other issues. (Emily Previti/WITF)
Keystone Crossroads
Education

Judge rules against Lancaster school district in refugee lawsuit

Logistics are still being worked out, but the district’s spokeswoman says officials will comply with the order and enroll the six t ...

9 years ago

In this file image, teacher Laura Kangay, center, helps a student with his reading at Lincoln Middle School in Lancaster, Pa. (AP File Photo/Alex Brandon)
Keystone Crossroads
Education

Lawsuit brewing over refugee education in Lancaster

Older student refugees are slipping through the cracks — in part, some allege, because schools are breaking the law. About 17,00 ...

9 years ago

Listen 4:46
 Farhan Al Qadri and his family fled for Jordan after he said 70 to 80 mortars exploded near their home in Daraa, Syria.  (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)
Keystone Crossroads
Community

What’s changed in the refugee resettlement hub of Lancaster

Things have changed for people who resettle refugees, and their clients. Even in states like Pennsylvania, where the governor supports re ...

10 years ago

Listen 7:05
Catzie Vilayphonh (Image courtesy of First Person Arts)
NewsWorks Tonight
Community

With three generations under one roof, Lao and English merge to form a third language

Catzie Vilayphonh is a Philadelphia-based spoken word artist who focuses on the preservation of Lao culture and history among area refuge ...

10 years ago

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Community

The success of immigrant communities starts with support of neighborhood schools

To help my neighborhood succeed, the next mayor needs to know how critical it is to the Karen Philadelphia's community to support our city schools financially and politically.

10 years ago

 Community organizers from the Philadelphia Family Unity Network (PFUN) meet with Councilman James Kenney after Mayor Michael Nutter signed an executive order effectively ending ICE holds in Philadelphia. (Image courtesy of Jasmine Rivera)
Community

How community organizers fought deportation in Philadelphia and won

After years organizing by a coalition of immigrant rights groups, Philadelphia passed a landmark policy stopping the imprisonment of peop ...

11 years ago

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