Tough Times Documenting the Estonian Diaspora
After nearly seven decades of publishing for the Estonian diaspora in the U.S., Vaba Eesti Sõna faces an uncertain future.
Meet the Editors
Lover of Cities, Agent for Change
As City Limits editor, Jarrett Murphy pursues a lifetime commitment to meaningful and provocative journalism.
An Old-School Editor Helms the China Press
I-der Jeng has navigated growth and change, including the switch to simplified Mandarin in 2000.
‘Entrepreneur’ Links Immigrants to Radio Stations Back Home
Baruch Herzfeld founded ZenoRadio, which allows homesick immigrants to hear news and music from back home.
El Diario’s Editor Seeks Journalism with ‘Social Impact’
A policeman’s daughter, Erica Gonzalez steers El Diario in its 100th year with hard news and collaborations.
Rockaway’s Paper ‘The Wave’ is Resilient Post-Sandy
Editor Kevin Boyle says despite many obstacles thrown its way, Rockaway and its local paper will survive.
Nepalese Journalist Rises with the Community
Kishor Panthi, editor of Khasokhas, finds future in NY as Nepalese community nearly triples over 10 years.
A Lifetime Covering Polonia, from Warsaw to Greenpoint
In two decades at Nowy Dziennik, editor Tomasz Deptula has witnessed profound changes in the Polish community.
Bangladeshi Childhood Spurs Life in Journalism
Abu Taher, editor of the weekly Bangla Patrika, wrote his first story at age 14.
Professor Turned Journalist Bridges NY and India
Indrajit Saluja was a professor for over three decades before he launched an English-language newspaper in his native India. Since then, he has been involved in starting six newspapers in New York, including the one he currently oversees, The Indian Panorama.
One-Man Orchestra Behind 17-yr-o Romanian Paper
For 17 years, Grigore L. Culian has almost single-handedly managed the weekly Romanian-language newspaper New York Magazin from his home in Queens.
