Haitian TPS Campaign Marks Earthquake Anniversary
On the eve of the ninth anniversary of the Haiti earthquake, 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East announced a campaign to support TPS holders and Dreamers, reports The Haitian Times.
On the eve of the ninth anniversary of the Haiti earthquake, 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East announced a campaign to support TPS holders and Dreamers, reports The Haitian Times.
After her historic swearing-in ceremony as the first Salvadoran-American in the Albany legislature, state Sen. Mónica Martínez talked with El Diario La Prensa about her agenda, which included education, the environment and immigration issues.
El Diario/La Prensa marks the first anniversary of Hurricane María with a series of stories on how New York responded to the arrival of thousands of Puerto Ricans and the challenges they still face.
News India Times reports on fundraising efforts organized by Indian-American groups in the tri-state area, and elsewhere in the U.S., to help victims of the floods in the Indian state of Kerala.
Norwood News speaks to Victor Khan, whose interest in tending to a thriving rooftop garden stems from childhood trips in his native Pakistan.
Long Island Hispanic residents filed a lawsuit against the Town of Islip claiming that the voting system has prevented them from electing their preferred candidates to the Town Board, Noticia Long Island reports.
Guatemalan organizations and volunteers in the tri-state area are working nonstop to promptly send supplies to people affected by the Fuego volcano eruption, El Diario/La Prensa reports.
The visit of Kaohsiung mayor Chen Chu to New York, marked the first by a Taiwanese government official after President Trump signed the Taiwan Travel Act, reports Sing Tao Daily.
“Eco Kit Puerto Rico” was the brainchild of three artists and activists, and the kits are put together at the Loisaida Center, reports The Bronx Free Press.
Laurent, who arrived in Brooklyn soon after the earthquake in Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010, speaks to BRIC TV about turning to music to cope with the emotional stress and trauma resulting from the natural disaster.
BRIC TV takes a look at how residents of the Red Hook Houses are preparing for the next natural disaster.
The recent installation of high-tech Bigbelly trash cans in Chinatown might be worsening the sanitation problem, say residents and street cleaners interviewed by World Journal.
A first person account of a 19-day return to Puerto Rico – before, during and after Hurricane María struck.
Relato de estudiante de CUNY antes, durante y después del azote del huracán María.
For the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, numerous community publications marked the occasion.