Honoring immigrants means more than benefiting from their influence—it means acknowledging their foundational and lasting contributions to our collective table.
For Immigrant Heritage Month, those who participate in the Community Cafecitos space share what inspired them to join, as well as their hopes for a more welcoming future.
Professor Brandon J. Sutton argues that today’s federal immigration enforcement isn’t an aberration. He outlines how it’s the latest reorganization of a system built to control, terrorize, and preserve hierarchy….
Mientras ICE detiene a personas en las calles y separa familias, nuestras comunidades enfrentan una decisión: mirar sin hacer nada o actuar.
At its heart, this is a fight about who gets to experience freedom.
This band’s rhythms are a manifestation of the resistance of united indigenous and African people, reverberating through Colombia and beyond.
Miguel siempre quiso vivir en la ciudad de Nueva York. Pero después de que hizo realidad su sueño, la vida real no fue la experiencia con la que soñaba.
From Ghana to New York, Community Change’s Chief of Programs talks about the international movement for Black liberation.
La Coalición de Inmigrantes y Refugiados de Tennessee (TIRRC) organizó a las familias de la redada para luchar contra las políticas antiinmigrantes y ganar una demanda que otorga más de $1 millón a los trabajadores afectados.
TIRRC organized the families of the raid to fight back against anti-immigrant policies and win a lawsuit providing over $1 million to affected workers.