An Interview with Documentarian Filmmaker Andres Bronnimann on The Universality of It All
Andrés Bronnimann is an award-winning filmmaker, director, and producer whose work in documentaries, commercials, music videos and more has taken ...
Tag: Immigration
How Netflix’s “Grand Army” Portrays Diverse Languages and Cultures: The Good and the Bad
After watching countless TV shows about high school that don’t accurately represent what high school is really like, watching the ...
Is Biden’s US Citizenship Bill a Turning Point for Immigration?
Everyone knew that Joe Biden had a lot to prove when he assumed office following Trump as the 46th President ...
Short Film “White Eye” Captures the Reality of Life as an Undocumented Immigrant
On the deadline to submit a script to The Makor Foundation for Israeli Film and Television to receive a grant, ...
Film Review: “Rebel” Explores the Refugee Crisis Through a Child’s Eyes
Alex, a six year-old boy, watches as a stray cat paws at him through the window of his apartment. With ...
At the Crossroads of Multiple Uncertainties: International Students in the US
On July 6 2020, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced that international students who take classes entirely online in the coming ...
Covid-19 and Climate Change Further Highlight the Necessity for Immigration Reform
Image: Fabian FauthRegardless of our current spite towards the globalized world, America still needs immigrants. In recent efforts, Philanthropy New ...
Poor and Prepared: What COVID-19 Has Taught Me About Poverty
In this personal essay, contributor Candice Lola shares how her experiences growing up as a child of low income Caribbean ...
Anti-ICE Protest in New York Results in 100 Arrests, Blocks Traffic on Major Highway
The not-unfamiliar chant grew in volume with each repetition: “No ICE! No KKK! No fascist USA!” I had first heard ...
True Representation
Discussion in the U.S. has turned heavily to immigration issues, but one factor that is rarely addressed is non-citizens' right ...
