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My grandma and I talked about the best parts of her life. During thanksgiving we reflected about what we are thankful for.
In this interview, I, Aurelina, have a conversation with my sister, Erica, about her experiences when she was my age. We cross upon her transition from the Dominican Republic to America, middle school, high school, and significant teachers in her...
Here I am talking to my mom, Raquel Caruso, about her life in America and her hopes and dreams for her children.
My sister marceli and I talked about how difficult it has been for her as an immigrant to come to the States and her problems with college
In this interview, I, Alanna Diaz interview my mother, about her life. We talk about fortunate and misfortunate events and I get to know a little about my mother that I never knew. My mom talks about her childhood and...
Cesar Hernandez De La Rosa (52) speaks about his childhood, his relationship with his grandmother growing up and the emotional impact being incarcerated at Rikers.
My mom and I talked about her experiences in college and how her family has influenced her life.
Herminia Curiel (60) is interviewed by her daughter, Zahaira Curiel (29) about her views and feelings on immigration, how the process has changed since her arrival in Washington heights in the 70s. They discuss Washington Heights and how the community...
He loves me very much and wishes me to do nothing but good. It’s okay to make mistakes as long as you learn from them.
Jessica Reyes is interviewing Maria Jose Rivera about her life as a college student in the Dominican Republic during Covid-19. Maria Jose Rivera is a young Student in the Dominican Republic, was born November 26, 2002. She has lived there...
I, genesis interviewed my mother, Rocio who shares how life was like in DR, how it shaped her as a person and her experience coming to the U.S
Yomari shares her story about employment, housing, and food insecurity. She reminisces how vacations back home in Puerto Rico or the Dominican Republic are temporary escapes from the hardships of poverty. Through her work with La Casa Norte she has...
My grandmother, Ana Trina Hernandez, and I talk about her adolescence and growing up poor and under the rule of the dictator Trujillo. On top of that, we talk about how she met her husband and her raising her nine...
My mother and I talked about her life and my own. She has experienced difficulty throughout her life while dealing with 3 children. She’s a single mother working two jobs. At the moment she feels that we are succeeding in...
I speak to my dead Grandfather about his life (and death) in the Dominican Republic and his views on the nation's history.
We discuss a lot of heavy topics about her life. My mom teaches me a lot about her history, her dreams, regrets, and what she is thankful for.
My father and I got the chance to really sit down and speak a little about his experience coming to the United States . There were many things I learned about what it was like when my father first came...
My mom and I talked about her earlier years and how she was raised in a foreign country. We also talked about the people who had a major impact on her life and how they changed who she is today.
When I was 11 my mom made the executive decision to move to Dominican Republic and take me with her. This is the story of how we felt about it.
