Stories About identity
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Mirian Mijangos
A domestic worker from Gautemala describes her experiences finding work in New Jersey
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Malta Through Refugee Eyes
This idyllic Mediterranean island is a hub for global migration.
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Picturing Newark
Sixteen young photographers share their vision of life in their city as part of a National Geographic Photo Camp.
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Arrivals
An audiovisual mosaic of human migration, resilience and cross-pollination
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American Sueño
As our government’s immigration policy evolves, Newest Americans explores what is at stake for Marisol Conde-Hernandez and her family.
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Fighting Chance
Former Marine Mike Steadman and his partner Gary Bloore use boxing to push young men and women beyond their circumstances...
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Ursula Simone de Assis
A single mother from Brazil juggles multiple jobs to survive
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Maricela Bendito
A domestic worker from Mexico becomes a business owner and activist
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Gateways to Newark
An interactive exploration of the longest mural on the East Coast
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Echoes of Fado
Experience the haunting melodies of this quintessentially Portuguese music
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Detained
Meet nine of the 400,000 immigrants detained in the U.S. each year
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East Side High
Inside the most diverse high school in Newark, listen to a group of students as they try to make sense...
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React
We asked students at Rutgers University-Newark how they felt about the election of Donald Trump. This is what they told...
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Flashes
For people who straddle two worlds, sometimes illumination comes in flashes
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Newark 1967: Juggernaut, Movement, Resolution
How the plan to relocate a medical school to Newark in 1967 sparked a long summer of discontent.
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Ballad Of University Heights
What can be learned from 1967, when Newark's last sustained encounter with urban renewal collapsed into rubble?
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Maid in the USA
A series about the domestic labor that makes all other work possible
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The Glassbook Project: Provisions
Books made of glass inspired by the stories from the Krueger-Scott African-American Oral History Project
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From Where I Stand
Audio essays by students in Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Robin Fisher’s narrative journalism class. Photo portraits by David Bergeland.
