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EPISODE · May 5, 2014 · 17 MIN

FI2W Podcast: A movement in flux

from Feet In 2 Worlds · host Feet in 2 Worlds

A movement that was once monolithic has become fragmented, with some activists abandoning the fight for comprehensive immigration reform altogether while others focus instead on local-level relief. In this podcast Fi2W Executive Producer John Rudolph and former editor Von Diaz talk with Thanu Yakupitiyage, the Communications Coordinator for The New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) who runs a group for undocumented youth in New York. Listen to their conversation about why many undocumented youth are shifting focus, and what it could mean for the movement.

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Feet in 2 Worlds is an award-winning news outlet and media training program that tells the stories of today’s immigrants. Our new season ”The Hustle” is about the ways immigrants navigate a changing economy — today and throughout history. Each episode of The Hustle dives into a specific industry or moment in history when immigrant workers demanded changes during economic, social, and political shifts. These stories explore both the triumphs and tragedies of their attempts to stand up to big industries and fight for better pay and working conditions. The series will feature stories from Denver, San Antonio, Chicago, Wyoming, and New York.

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