Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, October 31, 2026
From community work with women in Mexico to visits to Sahrawi refugee camps and pre-independence Pristina, first-hand experiences reveal how injustice, conflict and solidarity shape a lifelong commitment to human rights. (The Prisma memoirs) Juan Galbete She studied Law with a major in Economics in her native city […]
She is filled with energy, strength, the desire to do many things. I call her for a telephone interview that we have arranged. She replies from her home in Miami as if she were an old friend. The Prisma’ memoirs. – Karina Le Gallo – She tells me of […]
She was born in Argentina and has always wanted to move abroad. A year and a half after migrating to the UK to be with her boyfriend, Natalia is now living out her dream. (The Prisma memoirs) Michelle Gooden-Jones Before moving to London, Natalia Copercido admits that in […]
The Ecuadorian is well aware of what it means to change your country of residence and culture. By the age of twenty she had already done it twice: first to Spain and then to the United Kingdom. The first time her parents broke the news to her she was […]
Filipina women who migrate without professional training sacrifice their social lives to support families back home, while the men often find similar restrictions when they work on ships. The re-enactment of Magellan’s death at the hands of Lapu-Lapu’s warriors is a part of Philippine culture expressed in traditional theatre.
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