Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, December 6, 2019
The fate of DACA programme recipients is now more uncertain than ever — the US Supreme Court heard the arguments on this initiative and could support Trump, who has called for the programme to be abolished. Martha Andrés Román Romina Montenegro arrived in the United States in 2001. […]
His film “Shelter”, about a transgender Muslim immigrant is doing well in film festivals, but how to reach larger audiences? Masi is acutely aware of political and ethical issues in making honest documentaries. Music is essential to his films and he talks about the power of radio – the blind […]
This community represent a significant part of London, but the majority perceive discrimination, struggles with loneliness and English, suffer emotional ups and downs, while trying to find decent job and get their papers ready. There are several associations providing a variety of help to these immigrants. One of them also tries to make a difference,
This is the journeys of Pepsi, the transgender Queen of the Calais Jungle. Journeys through social landscapes fraught with prejudice and danger, fortified by her military survival skills. The last film of Enrico Masi’s trilogy set around the impact of mega-events addresses the biggest of them all: mass migration.
A ‘multicultural’ campaign targeting all ethnic minorities and migrant communities, including Latin America, has been taking place for a few weeks already. Its objective: to support these communities to participate in the general elections of December 12 in the United Kingdom. Nathan Raia Boris Johnson hopes that with […]
