Community

The Homeland story is a community story. Your voice, your story, your life, is what defines immigration in our community and our nation. Join the conversation and tell the story of immigration today:

Share Your Story. Do you have a personal immigration story? A family story? Or maybe you have unique perspectives on how immigration works in our nation today. Share your story with Homeland and the community.

Like Homeland on facebook, and join that conversation. Comment on our posts, links and video. Join the discussion, or start one of your own.

Follow Homeland on twitter. Tweet us. Re-tweet us. Tell us what you think and let us know what you and those who you are following think, 140 characters at a time.

Comment on what you see here. If you agree, disagree, want to know more, or think part of the story is missing. We want to hear what you think of our work online, for the Homeland series, and in the community.

Share Your Knowledge through the Public Insight Network. Become part of the Nine’s and St. Louis Beacon’s network of community sources on topics and issues that you have unique knowledge of or interest in.

The Spirit of Participation

The full terms of use (legalize and all) can be found here, but the spirit of participation here at explorehomeland.org can be summarized as such:

Homeland is designed to be a safe place where the community can come together to determine how to best deal with immigration. As we explore the complexity of immigration, we are asking the community to provide their insights and perspectives. We believe these issues are complicated, and the conversation is likely to be complicated as well.

Strong opinions on any issue and from any point of of view—as long as they are presented in a respectful and thoughtful manner—are encouraged. Name-calling, insults, or personal attacks of any kind will not be allowed, and anyone submitting such content or comments will be banned from further participation. The decision to block a user from further participation is at the sole discretion of the site administrator.