Maryann Sinclair Slutsky – Long Island Wins

Though Jaiyeola Lasbat, of Great Neck, could have lived a comfortable life in England or even in his homeland of Nigeria,

When Cesari Iman first arrived at Newark Liberty International Airport from Turkey in 2008, he had just enough to get by,

Kevin Berrezueta is a 23-year-old senior at Baruch College majoring in international business, lives in Roslyn, was an honor student in

For a young David Chulwoo Lee, his colleagues joked that he had missed the economic boom of the 1980s by the

For 27-year-old Angel Reyes, an immigrant from Lima, Peru, shattering stereotypes about Long Island immigrants is part of his daily routine.

Fauzia Sikander was an architecture student at a university in Kabul when Russia invaded Afghanistan in 1979. At the time, her

When Nelson Melgar turned 13, his family made the difficult decision to leave their home and fledgling coffee business in Honduras

Francis Madi migrated to the U.S. in 2003 with her mother and brother from Venezuela, escaping difficult political and economic hardships

For Gabriela Castillo, who came to the U.S. from her native, war-torn El Salvador in 1985, entering the country as an

A new Long Island tradition A rainy, foggy, Friday the 13th did not deter the success of Long Island Wins’ first ever

As an immigrant, and having lived in several countries, Soh Young Lee-Segredo believes that learning about other cultures helps us appreciate