So, with this interview, I let my brother express himself about his childhood for the first few questions. With that, he describes how exactly he lived in Honduras and also, how his parents were like too. Between that, he also...

We talked about all of the stories my grandfather and him did. We also talked about family tradition and faith about how faith holds us all together.

My fathers journey to the United States Of America.

We was talking about how she was growing and how was her life style.

This is an interview conducted by two ASU students. Our goal was to seek a global perspective from our interviewee. With a series of questions we were able to understand the importance of global interactions.

My mother has been through a lot with migrating to this country and raising five kids

we talked about his life and also our relationship

We talked mostly about her early life and teen life and some of her marriage

I talk to my father about how music has changed during his lifetime. Being from Honduras, I think he has a very unique take on it, and he provided some interesting responses to my questions

Ministry stories of the amazing people of Honduras during Hurricane Mitch

This interview talks a lot about how my Mom’s childhood was like, and how she felt about it. Not much but it’s something.

We talk about his home life

This story is about a teacher who had to go through so many hard things to be the person she is today.

In this interview, my dad Arnol Diaz spoke to me about how he met my mother and how he fell in love. He also mentioned the memories he had in Honduras and his life of when he came to the...

Camille Lorico (18) talks with her friend, Litzzie Martinez (18) about her life transitioning from living in Honduras to living in different parts of the U.S. and adjusting to her new life in the U.S.

My Aunt Klymer and I talked about how she moved from Honduras to the United States when she as eighteen-years-old where she completed high school and college in Michigan and then moved to California.

An interview with a man that has been everywhere and impacted many

Christa Stern-Lubahn (44) speaks with her mother Caroline Marie Stern (68) about their Christian medical/dental mission trips to countries such as Ecuador, Jamaica, Honduras, and Kazakhstan.

Virginia Harrison, born in 1939, recounts her stories of mischief and fun growing up in Honduras.

Wendy Griffin (60) talks with her friend Susan Robison (70) about her work with indigenous populations in Honduras. She has worked for over 20 years documenting traditions and languages, fighting for bilingual education, and helping preserve the rainforest.

Summary of my dads childhood

my grandfather coming to the united states

A recording with my grandma

I interview my mom about her experience in Honduras, and what that is like in hopes to learn more about her and forge a deeper connection. We talk about friends, family, and what could have been.

Debbie, a retired teacher, shared stories from her travels growing up, and as an adult.