Today’s Solutions: December 12, 2024

Coping with transnational grie

Coping with transnational grief

For Amrita Chavan, leaving Mumbai for Canada at the age of 19 was the start of a new experience, but it also marked the beginning of a completely new life, at a distance. She vividly recalls the heartbreaking goodbye at the airport, surrounded by her crying relatives. She had no idea how painful it Read More...

This bank helps immigrants nav

This bank helps immigrants navigate the US financial system

Many immigrants come to the US for a more stable financial future, but navigating a new and complex banking system can make it difficult for some newcomers to get their feet on the ground. The banking service, Majority, understands the difficulties immigrants face and offers financial tools Read More...

How to fix immigration

How to fix immigration

It’s easier than health-care and financial reform, and would show voters that Congress can actually do something other than bicker. Ali Noorani | April/May 2010 issue The U.S. is facing a stack of problems that our political leaders are not eager to solve. Among them is the immigration system. Read More...

Going beyond the minimum wage

Going beyond the minimum wage

Ryan Deto | April/May 2010 issue When Latino immigrants come to America, most end up working labor-intensive jobs that require little or no expertise. Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin, co-leader of the Hillside Farmers Cooperative in southern Minnesota, is helping change that. “Right now, there is no Read More...

Doctor makes music that crosse

Doctor makes music that crosses cultural divides

Physician and singer Rupa Marya is on a mission to break boundaries musically and nationally.. Marco Visscher | Sept/Oct 2009 issue   Rupa Marya felt a sense of pride mixed with disbelief when she learned last year that the album she had just released was the top seller in the world music Read More...

Notes of a native great-great

Notes of a native great-great grandson

Exploring Old World roots gives me a fresh perspective on immigration issues Jay Walljasper | December 2004 issue En route to Ode’s Rotterdam office last month, I took part in what is becoming a familiar ritual for many Americans: meeting the European cousins. The Walljasper clan hails from Read More...