The Razor Wire That Separates Europe From Africa Might Be Coming Down Transatlantic Media Fellowship A large portion of the African and European continents are separated by hundreds of miles of sea, but in Melilla and Ceuta, the barrier is just a few feet of wire and mesh. By Julian Hattem
The Kids Trapped on the Doorstep of Europe Transatlantic Media Fellowship The Spanish city of Melilla is a fortified pocket of Spain in Morocco, where young migrants from across Africa gather to attempt the dangerous crossing into the E.U. By Martín Echenique and Adriana Loureiro Fernández
A Progressive in Trump Country Interview How are progressive candidates trying to win over traditionally conservative districts? We spoke with Josh Stanfield, campaign manager for Congressional candidate Jennifer Lewis, on his approach for engaging with Virginian voters in a Republican stronghold. By Sonam Kotadia
La pesadilla de los niños migrantes atrapados en la última frontera de Europa Transatlantic Media Fellowship Melilla es el enclave más alejado de España en África, separado de Marruecos por una valla de 18 pies que divide al resto de África de la Unión Europea. Esta es la silenciosa crisis migratoria de una ciudad que se ha convertido en una trampa para los menores extranjeros no acompañados que, a través de ella, intentan llegar a Europa. By Martín Echenique and Adriana Loureiro Fernández
Migration to Europe: Stories From the Western Route Dossier A collection of articles by 2018 Transatlantic Media Fellows reporting from Spain and North Africa on migrants trying to reach Europe, including background information on migration to Europe.
The Invisible Women of Europe's Migration Crisis Transatlantic Media Fellowship As rates of migration from sub-Saharan Africa increase, how will Europe protect its most vulnerable asylum seekers? By Haloren Mellendorf
The Sister District Project: A rising force in progressive politics Article The team behind the Sister District Project is mobilizing the energy of progressive Americans to make an impact on local elections - and they have their eyes on the midterms. By Sonam Kotadia
Local Voices 2018: Interview with Mena Ayazi Interview Drawing on shared experiences, Alexander Nasserjah and Mena Ayazi discuss growing up in the US as the children of Afghan refugees. This external content requires your consent. Please note our privacy policy. Open external content on original site This external content requires your consent. Please note our privacy policy. By Alexander Nasserjah
Exhibiting the Past: UVA's 101st Object Student Project What can an object tell us about society? UVA students explored the role of museums and the challenges in curating public history on both sides of the Atlantic. By Nicole Johnson