Section I | AREA Chicago

im/migrations

a local reader about how borders are made, experienced and challenged through human movement (or… this whole “illegals” thing is bullshit)

Inheriting the Grid

Editorial

Robin Hewlett
im/migrations

A subjective introduction

Rozalinda Borcila
Section I

Where is the border?

AREA
Disability’s Reverse Diaspora

Amber Smock
Militarized Borders and Broken Hearts

Jake Olzen
We too came as immigrants…

Susan Klonsky | Timuel Black
“You don’t have to go to Mississippi”

Micah Uetricht
Borders and Boundaries

Hollen Reischer | Manny Sosa | Yolanda Nieves
Section II

Encounters with “America”

AREA
GARLIC & GREENS

Fereshteh Toosi
Introducing: Remesas

Allan Gomez
Creating a Critical Im/Migration Curriculum

Lindsay Smith | Myrna García
Mujeres inmigrantes compartiendo sus dichos y sus mundos

Abel Angeles | Janise Hurtig | Karina Cardenas | Rebeca Nieto
Immigrant Women Sharing Their Words and Worlds

Abel Angeles | Janise Hurtig | Karina Cardenas | Rebeca Nieto
Saliendo de las Sombras

Alaa Mukahhal | Lulú Martinez | n. sol ireri unzueta carrasco
Coming Out of the Shadows

Alaa Mukahhal | Lulú Martinez | n. sol ireri unzueta carrasco
The Only Reason

Fereshteh Toosi
Section III

Searching for New Frameworks

AREA
An Image of our Future

Nicholas de Genova | Rozalinda Borcila
Cussing Practice

Bonnie Rateree | Eraina Dunn | Rebecca Zorach
The Great Forced Migration

Zipporah Green
Aquí y Allá

Victoria Welch Cervantes
Here and There

Victoria Welch Cervantes
66 Motels

Anne Dodge
Muhammad Ali, Mohammed Atta, and Me

Mohamed Mehdi
Section III

Questions of Community

AREA
Chicago’s Polonia

Jason Schneider | Kasia Tarczynska
Duranguense Steps Out

Mónica Díaz Terrazas
How Shall We Sing the Lord’s Song in a Strange Land?

Robert M. Marovich
At Crossroads

Carol Ng-He
Art, Culture, Memory, and History

Oyekunle Oyegbemi
Section IV

Reflection and Action

AREA
Comprehensive Immigration Reform Would Improve All of Our Lives

Young Sun Song
Sueños y Dolor // Dreams and Pain

Natna Hernandez
¡Ya Basta de Explotación!

Trabajadoras Inmigrantes, Acción Colectiva, y la Industria de Trabajo de Limpieza

Gloria Natalia Ortiz
No More Exploitation!

Immigrant Workers, Collective Action and the Housekeeping Industry

Gloria Natalia Ortiz
The Little Village Project 2010

Jose Omar Ortiz
People’s Trial of Boeing

Moratorium on Deportations Campaign
Juicio del Pueblo de Boeing

Moratorium on Deportations Campaign
5 Questions for Immigrants Who Organize

Allie Kaba | AREA | Jose Herrera | Reema Ahmad
2006, Divided We March

Jorge Mújica
“Drive By”

A Conversation on the CHA, Displacement, and Community

Iccha Devi Ra | Rebecca Zorach | Samantha Hill | Sherry Williams
Migrating Artbumps and Visionary Corkscrews

Growing a Community Garden in South Chicago

Karen Roothaan
No More Band Aid Immigration Reform Proposals

Diaspora Donations Could Grow to Alleviate Poverty and Reduce Migration

Dale Asis
Brewing Justice at Café Chicago

Kari Lydersen
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Web Exclusives

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A Kind of Haven

Gretchen Hasse | Jen Blair
I am a Fan

Chiara Galimberti

Section I

Where is the border?

Published in im/migrations on July 14, 2011

by AREA

This section interrogates the concept of the ‘border’ and asks how borders compel or dissuade migration.

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