EpisodeDreams and Shadows
After coming to America without her parents at 16-years-old knowing very little English, Emma Violand-Sanchez has become a force in American public education.
EpisodeBorder Crossing
The borders of Jordan have changed over and over in the last century. And each time they shift, Jordanian immigration policy–officially or unofficially–shifts as well.
United We Stand
These three episodes of stories explore the power and impact of American immigrant writers, including works from a Dream Project writing workshop with college students and other emerging authors.
EpisodeSeeking Asylum
Immigrant incarceration has a long history in the US. And it’s part of a system of mass incarceration that’s still largely intact today.
EpisodeUnited We Stand: In Our Words
Teenagers have long turned to books for a guide on how to live, but for kids of immigrant parents, those guides can be particularly important.
EpisodeUnited We Stand: The People’s Tongue
Who decides what makes a language? In the United States, the people decide our language.
EpisodeUnited We Stand: Telling Our Story
Enya Cid moved from Mexico to the U.S. as a three year old. She says this country is her home, but her right to stay here never feels certain.
EpisodeSeeking Refuge
Worldwide there are more than 35 million refugees who have fled their homes. Who are these refugees, what’s it like for the countries taking them in, and what does it take to finally gain asylum?
EpisodeREPLAY: The Shondaland Revolution
Grey’s Anatomy, Scandal, and How to Get Away with Murder aren’t just popular tv shows–they’re also groundbreaking. Michaela Meyer (Christopher Newport University) says showrunner Shonda Rhimes has changed the way …
EpisodeReplay: New Virginians
There are many kinds of movement and migration, forced and otherwise. Arrival is a perpetual state of becoming for the people in transit and the nations where they arrive.
EpisodeTake Me Out To The Ballgame
With sporting events on hold for the foreseeable future, With Good Reason brings you the story of how one rugby announcer is spending his time, along with changing baseball demographics and the famous female fan who inspired “Take Me Out To The Ballgame.”
EpisodeReplay: Voices of Vietnam – A Lost Homeland
This series was made possible by a major grant from The National Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the Human Endeavor. For more information about the NEH and its programming, visit www.NEH.gov.Special …
