“A beautiful, moving example of the poetry of place.” Coming November 2019 from Ateneo de Manila University Press, the Philippines. … More
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A Deadly Quake Tests Batanes’ Tradition Of Resiliency
I WAS ON OUR FARM when the ground began to shake beneath me. I raised my arms to steady myself against … More
Death is a Night Wind: How José Rizal’s immortal poem haunts the Philippines today
The Caravan Magazine, June 2018 | IN THE DAYS BEFORE HIS EXECUTION, a 35-year-old Filipino named José Rizal leaned over … More
After Asylum: ‘My New Country, Everything is Different’
For a year, I followed a family from El Salvador, whose teenage children made a dangerous journey north to reunite … More
Climate Change: A four-part series
We already see and feel the changes, in the sweat on our brow, the crops in our fields and the … More
Deported veterans try to return to the country they fought for
A two-part audio and visual story exploring the fate of U.S. military veterans facing deportation. Aired on KPCC, WNYC’s The … More
Inside the Adelanto detention facility: Troubled history, vows for reform
California’s largest privately-run immigrant detention facility – and a key holding site for immigrants from Southern California – recorded lapses … More