The Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise in Music celebrates immigrant musicians' contributions to the arts, culture, and society.

The Vilcek Prizes for Creative Promise recognize rising immigrant scientists living and working in the United States whose work represents a significant contribution to their field.

Brooklyn-based Pakistani musician Arooj Aftab receives the Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise in Music for her evocative songs that blend ancient Urdu poetry and jazz sensibilities.

Born in Venezuela, developmental and molecular biologist Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado receives the $100,000 prize for his contributions to the field of regeneration.

Born in China, composer, performer, and advocate Du Yun defies expectations or categorization.

Born in Benin, Angélique Kidjo is as widely known for her cultural and humanitarian leadership as she is for her powerful music

The Vilcek Foundation presents the New American Perspectives program at the 42nd Annual Hawai'i International Film Festival. The program celebrates foreign-born filmmakers' contributions to cinema in the United States.

Break Dance Athletes

With the legal counsel of Gorayeb & Associates, P.C., the 63-year-old immigrant worker obtained a $15 million settlement.

The Vilcek Foundation has partnered with artist Hiroki Otsuka on the third in a series of biographical manga celebrating outstanding immigrants

Mexican Immigrant who dreams of taking Breakin' to the Olympic Stage

The Vilcek Foundation has published an audiobook — Dr. Jan Vilcek's 2016 memoir 'Love and Science,' narrated by Daniel K. Isaac

Leaps of Faith: An Immigrant's Odyssey of Struggle, Success, and Service to His Country (Foreword by President Bill Clinton)

Costas Kondylis known for Trump buildings to sell his Southampton home.

An exhibition of paintings by Omar Chacon. In his third solo show at the gallery, Chacon's work intertwines his heritage with his interest in classical Roman culture and myth.

Friends of Yemin Orde has released a new video with personal accounts of the heartbreaking stories of at-risk immigrant children at Yemin Orde Youth Village, whose troubled lives are transformed through compassionate guidance and quality education.

"My world was turned upside down when the Russians invaded Afghanistan. Since escaping Afghanistan, my family have migrated to Pakistan, Denmark and then finally to The United States in search of a permanent home", says Wazir Shpoon

The Only Way is Up: The Journey of an Immigrant is a new self help book targeted towards women, African Americans and immigrants. It addresses the social decline in the developed world and offers insight and solutions through the collective effort of