This is Latino USA, the Radio Journal of News and Culture.

It's Latino USA.

It's Latino USA.

I'm Maria Inojosa.

We bring you stories that are underreported, but that matter to you.

Overlooked by the rest of the media.

And while the country is struggling to deal with these problems, we listen to the stories

of black and Latino students, a united Latino front, a cultural renaissance, organizing at the

forefront of the movement.

I'm Maria Inojosa.

No se bayon.

Hello, Latino USA listener.

Here's a show from the archives.

This one won the 2022 One World Media Award for Refugee Reporting.

So here's this award-winning episode.

Women tend to stay in small rooms that are rented, you know, not so much in the shelters

if they have the option. Women tend to try to get false documentation that will help them

get on buses or ride in cars or go around to checkpoints, walking, that kind of thing.

But in different routes than men would traditionally take.

You know, the women who I've talked to over the years, they absolutely are thinking about how to

protect their bodies, but also how to use their bodies to move through extremely difficult situations.

From Futuro Media and PRX, it's Latino USA. I'm Maria Inoposa.

...