How reporting has helped mold my mixed identity.
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One up-and-coming immigrant comedian is resonating with Latino audiences both in social media and on the stage.
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There is no unified mechanism for cross-referencing the DNA of searching families with the remains awaiting identification in U.S. morgues. So who identifies them and how?
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A presidential order might end a nightmare that’s been all too real for thousands of families. Certain undocumented spouses of citizens might finally win the right to work and apply for legal residency without risking deportation or exile of 10 years or more.
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Lack of data and discrimination: Mexican authorities fail in the search for missing migrants.
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Activism, an emotional refuge for Arizona’s immigrant students.
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Overcrowded morgues and underreporting in Mexico's national database of missing persons.
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After unprecedented protests swept Cuba in 2021, a wave of people left the island to cross the United States’ southern border. One was journalist Jesús Jank Curbelo, who tells his story of being smuggled through Central America and Mexico.
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Native islander uses ancestral wisdom to help return Puerto Rico to its indigenous roots.
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Mirroring the U.S., Europe relies on its poorer neighbors to police their borders, despite evidence of crimes against humanity.
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After the number of voters who speak Spanish as their primary language surpassed 10,000 in Gwinnett County, Georgia, a federal requirement kicked in, forcing officials to translate ballots and other election materials.
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Actor and producer Julie Carmen is on a mission to tell real-life stories about the Latino diaspora without the stereotypes – and it starts with her own family.
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How a growing Latino population is reshaping North Carolina and other Southern states — and turning the region into a crucial site for the future of American politics.
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As a mixed-race Latino boy, he was told that being an artist wasn’t for someone like him, that he should get a job in construction. Instead, he made music.
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Filmmaker Joseph Mathew takes us on a journey that explores the power migrants can have, while portraying real characters.
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His parents were assassinated in the darkest days of Guatemala’s modern history. Four decades later, he’s finally finding answers to questions about his parents’ deaths. He’s still concerned for the safety of his family, and now wonders if it’s too late for justice.
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La Raza Database Project seeks a true count of Latinos killed by police — but determining identity complicates accurate reporting.
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COVID increased maternal health risks for Hispanic people. Why? And who’s helping them navigate the challenges to their well-being?
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A Mexican journalist’s new book takes readers on a disturbing trip that reveals how organized criminals routinely targeted and killed travelers bound for the Texas border — with almost total impunity.
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Almost 40 years after a tragic civil war in Guatemala, the collateral damage continues. Two families - two communities - today have widely different visions of one man.
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