immigrants

 * The names of the people interviewed for this article have been changed for reason of privacy and to protect their identity.

Once, the store signs were written in Italian and people knew each other by first and last names. Then, Italians began to relocate, following the “American Dream,” and now the demographics have changed and Chambersburg has become home to Latinos,...

Our search for greener pastures has led us all to Italy -- some of us more privileged than others. Through writing and teaching I hope to do the most human thing possible: to restore the dignity so often lost when...

Last 28th and 29th June there was an important political meeting of the European Council, focusing on migration. The Council was held in a very polarized and bewildering scenario. Despite many observers fully expecting it to fail, it was able...

The Rule defines the distribution of responsibilities among EU states regarding asylum seekers. But the reform proposal that tries a compromise between the Dublin III Rule and the request to introduce compulsory quotas didn't reach an agreement among Member States

In Baryali’s eyes, you can see the reflection of the Himalayan highlands, and the boundless grassland plains of his country. But what he remembers of his Kabul is the sound of the bombs and the destruction. Today, he is a...

Integration is characterized by a process of sharing objectives, rights, duties, and above all, the ability to make decisions in discussions of the society that integrates itself. The Roman emperors were cheered and praised because other people searched for the...

"L'Ordine delle Cose" focuses on the work of this taskforce, artfully exposes the systems of power that perpetuate this humanitarian crisis in the name of security. Segre’s intervention reminds us to consider what’s at stake, reminding us that no rapier...

Marlene Luce Tremblay's art exhibition "Women of New York" is not a simple exhibit, rather a portrayal of 15 women celebrating diversity and humanity through their unique stories

Held prisoner in Germany during the war, my father left his family in Sicily in the 50s, and came to work to the United States as an illegal immigrant. He managed to stay in New York for a few years,...