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Stephanie García

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Alma Cocina Latina brings a taste of Venezuela to Baltimore by sponsoring chefs for visa program
Venezuela, O-1 visa, culinary arts
Sep 17, 2021
Alma Cocina Latina brings a taste of Venezuela to Baltimore by sponsoring chefs for visa program
Venezuela, O-1 visa, culinary arts
Sep 17, 2021

The Baltimore Sun

Since opening in 2015, Alma has sponsored four chefs from Venezuela on O-1 visas and is in the process of applying for a fifth. The merit-based program grants visas to individuals who posses extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business or athletics to work in the U.S.

Venezuela, O-1 visa, culinary arts
Sep 17, 2021
Maryland’s DACA holders are starting to receive their stimulus checks. Here’s what they’re doing with the money.
DACA, Stimulus Checks, CARES Act
Aug 3, 2021
Maryland’s DACA holders are starting to receive their stimulus checks. Here’s what they’re doing with the money.
DACA, Stimulus Checks, CARES Act
Aug 3, 2021

The Baltimore Sun

While the American Rescue Plan, the stimulus package Congress passed in March is more inclusive than its predecessors, immigration analysts have noted that it still excludes two groups: undocumented individuals, who file their federal income taxes with an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), and their U.S.-citizen or legal-immigrant children.

DACA, Stimulus Checks, CARES Act
Aug 3, 2021
After forced separations at border, migrant families in the Baltimore area getting mental health help for trauma
Migration, US/Mexico Border, Mental Health, Forced Separation
Jan 28, 2021
After forced separations at border, migrant families in the Baltimore area getting mental health help for trauma
Migration, US/Mexico Border, Mental Health, Forced Separation
Jan 28, 2021

The Baltimore Sun, Ground Truth Project, USA Today

The trauma resulting from family separations and detentions ultimately can lead to long-term psychological effects, such as anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.

Read article with The Ground Truth Project »

Migration, US/Mexico Border, Mental Health, Forced Separation
Jan 28, 2021
When a Maryland couple opened their home to a Honduran mother and son, strangers became family
Migration, asylum, immigration policy, Honduras, US/Mexico Border
Jan 22, 2021
When a Maryland couple opened their home to a Honduran mother and son, strangers became family
Migration, asylum, immigration policy, Honduras, US/Mexico Border
Jan 22, 2021

The Baltimore Sun, AP News, The Washington Post

A Columbia couple are among a small network of families across the U.S. who are welcoming asylum-seekers into their homes for long-term stays. The plight of the mother and son they're hosting, they say, reminded them of their own family history.

Read article in The Washington Post »

Migration, asylum, immigration policy, Honduras, US/Mexico Border
Jan 22, 2021
Latina teens create online space for young Baltimore immigrants to trade advice and find community
Baltimore, Immigrant Youth, Latinx community
Dec 22, 2020
Latina teens create online space for young Baltimore immigrants to trade advice and find community
Baltimore, Immigrant Youth, Latinx community
Dec 22, 2020

The Baltimore Sun

The five Latina teenagers, all young immigrants to Baltimore, shared the same struggles: trying to find friends, feeling embarrassed when not understanding English, and working to make their way in a new country.

Baltimore, Immigrant Youth, Latinx community
Dec 22, 2020
Report says pandemic exposed conditions and risk for migrant crab pickers on the Eastern Shore
Latinx community, Migrant Workers, Labor Abuses, Gender, Healthcare
Sep 24, 2020
Report says pandemic exposed conditions and risk for migrant crab pickers on the Eastern Shore
Latinx community, Migrant Workers, Labor Abuses, Gender, Healthcare
Sep 24, 2020

The Baltimore Sun

The coronavirus pandemic has exposed crowded conditions and health risks faced by Mexican crab pickers on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, according to a new report.

Latinx community, Migrant Workers, Labor Abuses, Gender, Healthcare
Sep 24, 2020
Why climate migrants don’t have refugee status
Climate Change, Science, Refugee Issues, Caribbean
Dec 13, 2019
Why climate migrants don’t have refugee status
Climate Change, Science, Refugee Issues, Caribbean
Dec 13, 2019

PBS Newshour

The World Bank estimates that by 2050, there will be 143 million climate change-driven migrants from the regions of Latin America, sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia alone.

Climate Change, Science, Refugee Issues, Caribbean
Dec 13, 2019
Tech lab connects Pakistani girls to the world
Women, STEM, South Asia
Jun 7, 2018
Tech lab connects Pakistani girls to the world
Women, STEM, South Asia
Jun 7, 2018

Girls’ Globe

In Gilgit, a rural region of north Pakistan, Shaheen I-Tech Lab is living proof that the internet and feminism go hand-in-hand. Created exclusively for women, the computer lab provides a safe, productive, and collaborative space to access the internet, free of cost.

Women, STEM, South Asia
Jun 7, 2018
The travel agency empowering women in Southeast Asia
Women, Travel
Sep 13, 2017
The travel agency empowering women in Southeast Asia
Women, Travel
Sep 13, 2017

Girls’ Globe

Leading small-group tours in Southeast Asia, the company hires local female guides who have broken into the male-dominated tourist industry.

Women, Travel
Sep 13, 2017
Syria revolution four years on: UN's credibility on line as humanitarian aid fails to appear
News, Middle East
Mar 12, 2015
Syria revolution four years on: UN's credibility on line as humanitarian aid fails to appear
News, Middle East
Mar 12, 2015

The Independent

A resolution approved unanimously in December extended cross-border deliveries to rebel-held areas, but aid groups say diplomacy has not translated into action

News, Middle East
Mar 12, 2015
Top U.S. university bans Iranians from studying chemistry or engineering because of sanctions
News, Americas, Migration
Feb 15, 2015
Top U.S. university bans Iranians from studying chemistry or engineering because of sanctions
News, Americas, Migration
Feb 15, 2015

The Independent

Policy has received criticism from University students and the National Iranian American Council

News, Americas, Migration
Feb 15, 2015

 

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