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Two AASCSC Co-Presidents, Tim Cheng and Jeffrey Wu, share their personal stories as well as volunteer experiences for Asian American Senior Citizens Service Center (AASCSC).
In this interview, conducted in December 2017 in Palmdale, California Angelica Ruiz talked about how she met my dad. Also about what it was like having me, how I’ve changed her and what she’d do differently.
The interview was mostly based on the ways she raised my siblings and I. It also includes things that impacted my mother’s life and our lives.
In this interview, conducted on April 21, 2018, in Corona, California, Karen Tevalan interviews her mother Maria Arambula. Mrs. Arambula shares stories of her childhood and the hardships she faced in life. She also shares stories of her daughter (Ms....
Uncle Brian and I went over stories and influences from his youth and hopes for the future to come.
This interview was held on May 27, 2018. In context, my auntie and I were talking while my family and I were visiting her second husband, Uncle Lee, in the hospital. She tells me about her experiences of living in...
In this interview, recorded on November 2020 in Alamo, California, Valentina Deng (13) interviews her mom, Maggie Deng (53) about life. Maggie talks about how school has had a big impact on her life, and how all the hard work...
In this interview, George Wilbur Conner Jr. (53) is interviewed by his granddaughter Patience Leigh Foster (17). The interview was conducted on November 26, 2017 in Cherryville, North Carolina. George shares his stories about growing up with his mom and...
My Dad’s COVID-19 experience and how it has impacted our lives.
Mom interviews two precocious boys (aged 4.5 and 2.5) about school, zombies, laughter and what it means to be proud.
My original thoughts before I joined the cheer squad and how I felt after making every single hard decision
Grandma (Ramona) shared what life was like growing up in the 1930's and raising her 5 children in the 1960's & 70's.
I talked to both of my parents about their views on culture and how my mom felt when she came to this country.
A conversation with my mother on my expectations for university as well as her own thoughts on me going to university.
This interview was about being able to understand & listen to what Nora had to say in regards to being an immigrant.
Margaret Lim speaks about her experience immigrating from Indonesia to the United States.