An interview with playwright Catherine Filloux on turning your body into a compass
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The Turmeric Is Gone
A mother’s visit, a mother’s cooking, and turmeric.
Jo
“The way it is” as a powerful blindfold; growing up in apartheid era Johannesburg
More Than Skin Deep
Brown or White? How Health Conditions Can Affect Cultural Identity
Twenty Six Miles
A marathon becomes more than a test of strength; it is a chance to fulfill a promise. After fleeing Afghanistan, the Boston Marathon offers an opportunity to say thanks.
Spectrum
A Short Story: As the world goes dark, the colors become clearer
Sewing Roots To The Present
A portrait series at the intersection of personal identity and cultural heritage, THREADS is exploring who Asian-America is and can be.
By Way Of
memory, homeland, family, and magic; the poetry of Jasmine Respess
On Arrival
“My stepmother is my introduction to America and I am her introduction to being a mother. We are both immigrants in that sense…” Indu Subaiya recounts her first steps in a new life.
Lights in Chicago
A scientific mind and zen philosophy shape the photographic practice of Satoki Nagata as he continues his search to capture emotional truth in the streets of Chicago.
The Awakening
A film about a film that couldn’t be made; Karim recounts his journey when an accident stopped his shoot and the story that developed instead. An exclusive clip.
The Last Dream
With their parents facing deportation and an uncertain future looming, the children of TPS families have taken to the stage to share their stories.
Weaving Worlds
Her paintings are tapestries woven of all these stories; deeply personal, collective, intimate and vast. The paintings of Ana Maria Velasco are creating universes. An interview with the artist.
Book Club with Mx.Hernandez
In a literacy class for immigrant mothers, it is the teacher learning lessons of courage and love.
8 Apps to Make Moving Abroad Easier
Compiled by someone who has been there and gets it - 8 apps to make moving abroad easier. An infographic.
SaaWee; invoking the musical movement of shamanism.
Sita Chay delves into the creation and power of contemporary shamanic rituals; modern musical languages, Korean shaman rhythms, and folk mask movements all combine to ignite raw emotion and communal energy - a fight for the soul of the world.
Alazon in the Quiet Room
From the underground clubs of divided Berlin to today’s US/Mexican border, multi-hyphenate Carrie Beehan maps the stories of the displaced through visceral, personal art.
Feminism and Ecology
The fight for the environment walks hand in hand with feminism; a call to action.
Crossing Oceans
Thanks to the internet, artists are able to collaborate across continents to tell the story of just how far that distance seems in the eyes of a new immigrant. A conversation with webseries creator Deniz Khateri
Interpretations of Dreams
Like waking from a dream, Alba Páramo’s printmaking traces deep currents of symbolism through Tibetan art, pre-Columbian mythology, and her own life to pull you into a world at once familiar and strange.