What do immigrants imagine is possible for themselves and their city’s future? @fi2w.org is currently taking pitches for our new multimedia series, CITY OF POSSIBILITY. 🏙️

We tried something new @fi2w.org and published an 8-page zine based on our reporting from Surveilled and Sold: www.fi2w.org/zine-how-alp...

At @fi2w.org, we still have a few spots available in our upcoming workshop, Fundamentals of Interviewing. This is a fun and interactive class that builds skills — we'll send you out to gather interview tape, then come back together and listen to and discuss it together.

Learn from the @fi2w.org team — @quincetessence.bsky.social and I will be teaching this workshop! 📝

What do immigrants imagine is possible for themselves and their city’s future? PITCH US at @fi2w.org! @quincetessence.bsky.social and I are commissioning stories for a new multimedia series, "City of Possibility."

A big congratulations to Aria Young and @leinagabra.bsky.social! This kind of journalism demonstrates what Feet in 2 Worlds does best: encourage nuance and specificity and center immigrant voices and experiences in our reporting.

Spend a day with the IIJ at #IRE26 and walk away with a wealth of resources to boost your freelance business! Our full day freelancing workshop is FREE for IRE attendees, learn more and register here: theiij.com/2026-dc-w...

I'm so proud of Narimes Parakul. As the 2025-2026 reporting fellow for @fi2w.org, she came in with formidable investigative chops and an ambitious idea to report on surveillance of immigrant communities.

Please read this thread from @alexip718.com. This is a huge loss for @thexylom.com and U.S. journalism writ large.

Heyo Philly! 👋🏼 I'm here for @lenfestinstitute.org's Summit representing @fi2w.org. On Wednesday, I'll be co-presenting "Growing the pie: Funding journalism for immigrant communities" with @valeriafernandez.bsky.social, @maritzafelix.bsky.social, Indah Nuritasari, and Rebecca Neuwirth.

@fi2w.org's Fundamentals of Audio is a lot of fun — and for a virtual workshop, it's incredibly hands-on. Over two days, we'll discuss what makes "good tape," how to record high-quality audio in the field, and what questions to ask to elicit a strong, usable interview.

@fi2w.org's brilliant Managing Editor @quincetessence.bsky.social will be leading a webinar at @airmedia.bsky.social on Wednesday, May 20th to discuss what makes a strong Fi2W pitch.

Our latest story from Ahmed Ashour hones in on how immigrant communities feel about using surveillance devices in their own homes.

Use our database to explore the financial disclosures of President Donald Trump and more than 1,600 of his appointees. 👇

@prismreports.org's latest reporting on Penlink PLX shows an expansion of the U.S. government's surveillance dragnet: prismreports.org/2026/04/29/d...

#ICYMI: our latest investigation, Survilled and Sold — Narimes Parakul's 4-part series on the impact of surveillance tech on immigrant communities: www.fi2w.org/surveilled-a...

In the fourth installment of Surveilled and Sold, @fi2w.org reporter Narimes Parakul digs into the mechanisms of the surveillance industry. Who stands to benefit from all this exchange of data? And who’s paying the price?

How effective are Portland’s sanctuary city policies when ICE can track and surveil immigrant communities with ease? @fi2w.org reports - www.investigatewest.org/surveilled-a...

Lee reportaje de @fi2w.org publicado en español por @palabranahj.bsky.social:

I pay for local news because independent journalism is a lifeline. It's how I keep informed and engaged in my community. #LocalNewsDay

In @fi2w.org's new series Surveilled and Sold, we knew we wanted to speak to domestic workers — many of them Black and brown immigrant women — about how surveillance tech impacts their lives.

“This is clearly an attempt for the president to pick his own voters,” says Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes.

A 23-year-old Honduran man was legally living and working in the U.S. and had documents to prove it. But he's spent five months locked up by ICE, facing deportation — even though the U.S. government allowed him to enter the country as part of a legal settlement for previously separated families.

Our latest story from Surveilled and Sold looks at a Montana data privacy law — and how it could impact surveillance of immigrant communities. Support immigrant-led journalism today: fi2w.fundjournalism.org/donate/

@fi2w.org Managing Editor @quincetessence.bsky.social wrote a manifesto for our friends at @transom.bsky.social about reporting on ICE. www.fi2w.org/who-tells-th...

Fi2W Managing Editor @quincetessence.bsky.social shares ideas and strategies for reporting on immigration and ICE — what’s working, what isn’t, and how to better meet this moment as producers. This piece was originally written for and funded by @transom.bsky.social. Some key ideas:

The state of Montana has deeply rooted libertarian values — and some of the best data privacy protections in the country. A new story from @fi2w.org digs into this.

I wrote a (long) thing! I must also credit the LA Reporting Collective conversations that really informed a lot of this, especially @papayathemariah.bsky.social at @lapublicpress.bsky.social, @adamrose.bsky.social of @freedom.press, and photojournalist Zaydee Sanchez. And my work at @fi2w.org!

This @nytimes.com piece focuses on how adoptees are getting caught up in immigration enforcement in the U.S. www.nytimes.com/2026/03/23/u...

At Feet in 2 Worlds, our newsroom is made up entirely of immigrants or children of immigrants. Our perspectives shape the questions we ask, the communities we build trust with, and the stories we pursue. We hope you'll consider making a donation to support our work: lnkd.in/gYhiXPAV

Great reporting from @documentedny.bsky.social on a hidden child care crisis among immigrant street vendors in NYC: documentedny.com/2026/03/18/n...

In her first solo reporting project, Narimes Parakul digs into the phenomenon of ALPR cameras in her hometown of Portland, Oregon.

"Any one of those cameras...could be capturing his truck’s license plate every time he drives past, silently recording his routine movements." Today, a new story from @fi2w.org:

There are still a few open spots in the @fi2w.org winter workshop on Fundamentals of Writing for Audio, hosted by Fi2W Managing Editor @quincetessence.bsky.social. This is a great one-day class on how to develop audio story scripts by weaving together written narration and audio recordings.

Post-Bad Bunny concert, it's a great time to listen to La Brega, a beautiful bilingual narrative podcast about the people of Puerto Rico. This is truly one of my favorite podcasts, and season 3 just dropped: futurostudios.org/podcasts/la-...

"Were Northerners prepared to watch their neighbors, many of whom had lived in their communities for years, be violently removed from their homes or grabbed off the streets? For many, the answer was no." —@jelaniya.bsky.social www.newyorker.com/news/the-led...

Join @fi2w.org for our virtual winter workshops and learn from @quincetessence.bsky.social and me about interviewing for audio and writing for audio! ⬇️ applications are due Feb. 9th ⬇️

Three shootings by ICE and other federal immigration agents have taken place in Minneapolis this January, including the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti. You can find all of our reporting in one place here:

Like many of you, Minnesota is on my mind. At @fi2w.org, we are still processing the murders of Renée Good and Alex Pretti — and the terror that ICE continues to unleash on immigrant communities.

"The flimsy politics of citizenship might seem like the detail that distinguishes Liam's story from the stories of our own kids," writes @inaeoh.bsky.social. "But his innocence, like the innocence of all kids, is unimpeachable. We know this child: his goodness, his superheroes, his winter hat."

"I feel the vitality of the people while riding the bus." —Camilo José Vergara for @urbanomnibus.bsky.social: urbanomnibus.net/2024/10/bus-...

"What we are inside of is not only a media environment but a political economy: death created by the state, its footage circulated on platforms, monetized through attention, and metabolized by viewers." —Sarah Thankam Mathews on the murder of Renee Good smathewss.substack.com/p/snuff-film...

Today is the final day to support @fi2w.org with a 100% match. Help us go strong into 2026, ensuring that immigrant voices are at the heart of U.S. journalism. Thank you for your support! fi2w.fundjournalism.org/donate/

"As many crises unfold in the U.S. and around the globe, what would it mean to organize our world like we organize kimchi: not from a place of scarcity, but from shared abundance?" I wrote about the parallels of kimchi-making and journalism for @fi2w.org: www.fi2w.org/a-letter-fro...

You've probably heard of folks mobilizing during immigration raids when ICE comes to your neighborhood, but what does that sound like?

It’s been two weeks since ICE took Yuanxin Zheng from his father. He is six years old. He’s still not home. This has to end.

20 years ago, Arun Venugopal was one of the first Feet in 2 Worlds fellows — and reported a segment for "Immigrants in a Global City," the WNYC documentary that launched our organization.

Fi2W trains and mentors immigrant journalists whose reporting strengthens our communities. Alumni like Von show what’s possible when emerging storytellers get real support and guidance. Give now & your donation is matched through NewsMatch. Double your impact today! fi2w.fundjournalism.org/donate/

2024 Editing Fellow Iggy Monda’s fellowship experience helped him grow into a stronger editor and collaborator. When you donate before Dec 31, NewsMatch doubles your gift, helping Fi2W train more immigrant journalists and expand our reporting. fi2w.fundjournalism.org/donate/

“We had to kind of inject ourselves into the conversation.” —Samantha Bernardine, President of the Flatbush African Burial Ground Coalition (FABG-C) @fi2w.org producer Leina G. reported on community organizers in Brooklyn who are fighting to preserve the Flatbush African Burial Ground.