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America Seen SeriesJorge Badillo and the Look of Home
Being an immigrant, a DACA recipient, I think of what “home" means to me often. Home is where we feel most at peace—where we are allowed to be ourselves free from judgment. I have understood home to mean many things for fellow immigrants in America.
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Fellows Friday SeriesWe need to stop oversimplifying the situation at the border
Journalist Jonathan Blitzer discusses the nuance that gets lost in America’s conversation about immigration—and how the media must change.
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This series explores the wide-reaching benefits and positive impact of a path to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented Americans.
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ImmigrationUse Your Voice: Tell the Senate to Support the Dream and Promise Act
You can help! Call the Senate and let them know you want them to support and pass the Dream and Promise Act.
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ImmigrationFamily Portrait: Claudia and Mike
Mike is an American citizen. Claudia is a Dreamer. The married couple is living in uncertainty of what the future holds.
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XQ2021 National Yearbook
Let’s build the largest digital yearbook, ever—with artist JR’s renowned Inside Out Project.
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Dial FellowsHow a Polynesian voyager spent her year in lockdown
COVID-19 grounded the Polynesian Voyaging Society’s plans to circumnavigate the Pacific Ocean. Now, with the journey back on track, Dial Fellow Lehua Kamalu reflects on her year on dry land, and the new urgency of the sail ahead.
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Fellows Friday SeriesThis HR software is helping companies achieve—and sustain—fair pay
Maria Colacurcio talks about how the pandemic has exacerbated the persistent pay equity gaps for women and people of color, and how her company Syndio is helping companies eliminate pay disparity.
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Immigration400,000+ People Are at Risk of Losing Their Legal Status
‘If I don’t have TPS, I have to lose my job’ — Meet Erasmo Ramos, an essential worker who was on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic and one of the nearly 400,000 people with temporary protected status who is at risk unless Congress acts
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ImmigrationSupreme Court Rules TPS Holders Can’t Get a Green Card
After a unanimous Supreme Court ruling, immigrants with temporary protected status (TPS) can no longer apply for a green card.
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Equity & JusticeActivists Band Together to Stop Gerrymandering in Their Community
‘Gerrymandering is a threat to our democracy' — With congressional districts set to be redrawn later this year, these activists are banding together to stop gerrymandering in their community.
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Equity & JusticeTexas Democrats Walk Out to Block Voter Suppression Bill
Texas House Democrats walked out of the Capitol to prevent Republicans from passing a restrictive new voting bill.
Ralph Waldo EmersonThis time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it.
Priorities
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Immigration
Helping aspiring Americans and new immigrants succeed
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Education
Clearing pathways to a meaningful education
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Climate
Building solutions at the intersection of climate innovation and environmental justice
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XQ: The Super School Project
Rethinking America's high schools
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Chicago CRED
Creating real economic destiny in Chicago
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Equity & Justice
Shaping new systems of opportunity for all
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Media & Journalism
Provoking thought and strengthening democracy
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Health
Accelerating cancer research and empowering patients
Laurene Powell Jobs in Conversation with Davis Guggenheim
Featured photography
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America Seen SeriesKevin Alexander, a Salvadoran fashion photographer and DACA recipient, honors the “mujeres” in his life
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America Seen SeriesBrian Adams faces the reality of climate change at the Inupiat village of Kivalina just above the Arctic Circle
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America Seen SeriesIn a state with little diversity, Yoon S. Byun amplifies the voices of artists of color
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America Seen SeriesDaymon Gardner Focuses on the Negative to Reveal the Positive
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America Seen SeriesAndrea Morales delves into a chaotic archive in search of America