This hour: here, there, and in-between. (more)

From Baghdad to Western Sahara, an alphabetic listing of the world’s prominent separation barriers builds a wall of its own. (more)

This hour: a Japanese blues singer, an aging opera fan, and homemade recordings of a rural children's choir. (more)

For every action there is a reaction. This week we look at consequences, both micro and macro. (more)

This hour: Children try to survive in, and escape from, a Ghanaian slum called Sodom and Gomorrah. (more)

Siler City, North Carolina, used to be a typical small southern town: lots of families had roots going back a century or two and its citizens were proud of the town’s close-knit culture and neighborly feel. (more)

Growing up poor in Mexico City, Pilar dreamed of reuniting with her father who had moved to America years before. (more)

American schools teach students that with hard work, they can realize their dreams. But this isn't the case for everyone. (more)

This hour: a story about the vagaries of memory, leaving a legacy, and elevating the personal narrative above the political mire. (more)

As lawmakers continue to debate immigration reform, the Obama administration is pushing for a path to citizenship for those here illegally. (more)

Congratulations to the winners of the 2011 Third Coast/Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition! (more)

Re:sound's Gwen Macsai hosts this year's national broadcast, showcasing the best radio stories of the year - winners of the 2011 TC/RHDF Competition. (more)

Karla Saavedra, 17, moved to Brooklyn's Bushwick neighborhood from Mexico two years ago. (more)

Much of the Sonoran desert between Tucson and Mexico is a haunting wasteland of discarded shoes, shirts, and empty plastic water jugs, discarded by desparate illegal immigrants who risk their lives as they cross the desert from Mexico into the United States in search of better-paying jobs. (more)

Announcing the winners of this year's Third Coast / Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition! (more)

Slavery in America still exists. In southwest Florida, for example, women and girls from Central America arrive everyday looking for a better life. (more)

This hour: change. Some of us crave it, some of us avoid it at all costs. But whenever and wherever it happens, change creates fallout, intentional or not. (more)

Two opposing groups of immigration protestors in Arizona attempt to define the word "wall" without referring to Mexico. (more)

Clapping games and tongue twisters in multiple languages turn into rich stories when Judith Sloan records young immigrants in a theatre workshop. (more)

Decommissioned Soviet mousetraps in Brooklyn's Little Odessa. (more)