Twin Papers Prove Power of Print for DC-Area South Asians
New America Media, Profile, Posted: Apr 09, 2013
Despite the recession, the editor of D.C.-area’s India This Week and Express India proves reader demand and his determination can sustain ethnic papers.
The ‘New Normal’ -- Calif. Youth Giving Up the Gun
New America Media, Video, Posted: Mar 04, 2013
While young people's attitudes toward guns vary by region and gender, most agree they are at the root of fear and insecurity on the street.
Don’t Get Carjacked in Maricopa County
New America Media/La Opinión, News Report, Posted: Oct 21, 2012
For undocumented crime victims to qualify for a U-visa, where the crime occurs can be as critical as the case itself.
For Those in Poverty, City College a ‘Lifeline’
New America Media, First Person, Posted: Oct 19, 2012
City College of San Francisco, under threat of possible closure, is a vital resource to many of the city's impoverished residents.
Haiti’s Homeless Fight Back
PRI's The World, News Report, Posted: Oct 18, 2012
Nearly three years after the Haiti earthquake, about 400,000 remain homeless. But these days, there’s some push-back.
KTSF-26 Producer: Chinese-American Voters in SF Want More Representation
New America Media, Audio, Posted: Sep 29, 2012
In the first in a NAM-KALW weekly radio series, Kwokshu Leung of KTSF-26 explains the stakes for Chinese-American voters in San Francisco.
The Other Death Sentence: Aging and Dying in America’s Prisons
New America Media , News Feature, Posted: Sep 26, 2012
More than 100,000 Americans are destined to spend their final years in prison—the prison of old age behind bars. Here are some of their stories.
Immigrant Mothers--Living With a Heart Divided
New America Media/Enlace, News Feature, Posted: Sep 22, 2012
As women debate whether they can “have it all,” some have chosen to provide for their families at all costs, even if it means leaving their kids.
Lack of Paid Sick Days for Immigrant Caregivers Risky for U.S. Economy
New America Media/MomsRising.org, News Report, Posted: Sep 05, 2012
In 145 countries, businesses provide workers with paid sick days. But the United States isn’t one of them.
Years Later, Human Trafficking Survivors at Risk of Re-Exploitation
New America Media/SF Public Press, News Report, Posted: Aug 30, 2012
Many survivors of labor trafficking end up working in low-wage jobs, often in the same industries they were trafficked in.
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