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Martine Séverin para Borderless Magazine

Contado a Los inmigrantes negros hoy Visuales

Agnes Kanjinga, azali moto ya mayele

A longwe na Congo mpo na kokima mobulu oyo ezali kokoba. Mpo na koluka ndako ya libateli mpo na bana na ye, ayaki na Chicago mpe a zwaki lisanga na ye.

Sayou Cooper14 de mayo de 2024

Anthony Jackson for Borderless Magazine

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Borderless Magazine’s Favorite Photos of 2023 — and the Stories Behind Them

From a Venezuelan family’s long-awaited reunion to our Black Immigrants Today series, Borderless Magazine’s visual journalists amplified the stories of Chicago’s immigrant communities.

Max Herman y Mauricio Peñadiciembre 28, 2023

William Estrada para Borderless Magazine

Contado a Visuales

Refugiados en un campo de Chicago, los inmigrantes sueñan con un futuro mejor

En un refugio temporal del barrio Little Village de Chicago, seis familias inmigrantes comparten sus recuerdos de casa, sus esperanzas para el futuro y cómo es vivir hacinadas con 200 personas.

Efraín Soriano30 de agosto de 2023

A woman with a green jacket and a butterfly is dancing

Ilustración de Anna Mielniczuk para Borderless Magazine

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Borderless Magazine’s Favorite Photos and Illustrations of 2022

From fleeing Afghanistan to starting a sanctuary movement, Borderless Magazine’s visual journalists continued to amplify the stories of people from Chicago’s immigrant communities.

Michelle Kanaarenero 5, 2023

Marip Posa gives out food at the Pilsen "Free Store" in Chicago

Foto de April Alonso para Borderless Magazine/ CatchLight Local

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Borderless Magazine’s Photos and Illustrations of the Year

From building a community garden to trying on a Quince dress, Borderless Magazine’s visual journalists told the stories of our immigrant communities this year.

Personal de Borderless Magazinediciembre 22, 2021

Photo by Natalie Garcia for Borderless Magazine

Salud Trabajo Visuales

Portraits of Chicago Street Vendors After a Year of Crisis

Photographer Natalie Garcia visits immigrant-run street vendors on Chicago’s Northwest Side that have persisted through the pandemic.

Natalie Garcia12 de agosto de 2021

Illustration by Mike Centeno

Medio ambiente Mi barrio me respalda Visuales

Meet the Youth Behind the General Iron Campaign

Meet the youth behind the campaign against General Iron and the makers of our new comic book, “Reclaiming the Sacrifice Zone.”

Personal de Borderless Magazinejunio 8, 2021

Photo by Diane Bou Khalil

Organización Visuales

What You Should Know About the Situation in Palestine

U.S. Palestinian Community Network’s Souzan Naser on what people need to understand about the recent Israeli airstrikes in Palestine and how to help.

Diane Bou Khalilmayo 24, 2021

environmental, justice, immigrants, Chicago, youth, racism, Southeast, General, Iron, jobs, clean, health, comic

Medio ambiente Mi barrio me respalda Organización Selección del personal Visuales

Recuperar la zona de sacrificio

Campaña juvenil por la justicia medioambiental en la zona sureste.

María Maynez6 de mayo de 2021

sitcom, Chicago, immigrant, Indian, South Asian

Arte y cultura Visuales

Behind the Story with the Code-Switched Cast

Watch the director and cast of Code-Switched discuss their hit indie show about five South Asian friends in an exclusive event.

Diane Bou Khalilfebrero 16, 2021

immigrant, teens, factories, Chicago, child, labor

Salud Política de inmigración Trabajo Visuales

Inside the Lives of Immigrant Teens Working Dangerous Night Shifts in Suburban Factories

During the day, immigrant teenagers attend high school. At night, they work in factories to pay debts to smugglers and send money to family. The authorities aren’t surprised by child labor. They’re also not doing much about it.

Melissa Sancheznoviembre 23, 2020

election, rally, Chicago, immigrant, Biden, Trump, presidential

Michelle Kanaar/Revista sin fronteras

Política de inmigración Organización Visuales

Waiting for Presidential Election Results, Chicagoans Show up to Protect their Vote

Less than a day after voting polls closed, immigrant community members rallied in downtown Chicago to defend the election.

Diane Bou Khalil y Michelle Kanaarnoviembre 5, 2020

Fotografía de Michelle Kanaar

Política de inmigración Visuales

Rohingya Americans on Voting for the First Time in US Election

About 15 Rohingya Refugees gathered at Warren Park to vote for the first time after being denied that right in their native Myanmar.

Diane Bou Khalil y Michelle Kanaaroctubre 20, 2020

Arte y cultura Trabajo Visuales

Chasing the American Dream in the Gig Economy

Guatemalan immigrant storyteller Nestor Gomez shares his experiences as an Uber and Lyft driver in his new book, “Your Driver Has Arrived.”

Diane Bou Khaliloctubre 5, 2020

Lilia Antazo para sa Borderless Magazine

Salud Trabajo Visuales

Dispatches from COVID-19: A 72-year-old Filipina essential worker tries to stay healthy while taking care of her patients

“I am always wearing a mask at work. I only remove it when I’m sleeping.”

Lilia Antazo y Pat Nabongjunio 4, 2020

Arte y cultura Organización Visuales

The Chicago Dyke March in pictures

Now it it’s 22nd year, the march is a celebration of dyke, queer, bisexual, transgender, and lesbian resilience.

Dan Rowelljunio 26, 2018

Arte y cultura Visuales

A taste of Mexico

Families from across Illinois gathered in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood this weekend for the fourth annual Taste of Mexico festival.

Sarah Conway y Michelle Kanaarjunio 5, 2018

Política de inmigración Visuales

The father of three bracing for deportation

Felix Garcia, a Guatemalan immigrant, is scheduled to be deported today. This is his story.

Dan Rowell y Sarah Conwayabril 4, 2018

Arte y cultura Visuales

Syrian photographer Omar Imam’s work examines dreams, nightmares

Eleven black-and-white, surrealist photographs exploring the mental state of Syrian refugees in Lebanon debuted in Chicago this month.

Sarah Conway y Alex V. Hernándezjulio 20, 2017

Arte y cultura Política de inmigración Visuales

Chicagoans tell us: What is the role of immigrants in America?

Borderless teamed up with The Point magazine on March 14 for a special panel discussion about immigration.

Sarah Conwaymarzo 21, 2017

Arte y cultura Visuales

Little Village ‘Montooneros’: The political power of cartoons

Nearly 40 political cartoonists from Mexico and the United States expressed their views on President Trump’s immigration policy for a new exhibition that opened this week in Chicago.

Alex V. Hernández y Michelle Kanaarmarzo 16, 2017