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How it was for my mom growing up with immigrated parents

I interviewd my friend that came from Brazil to US.

Talked about immigration from Colombia to the United States.

My grandfather Juan Perez speaks about his experiences immigrating from Mexico to join the American Airforce

My mother Laura, talked about how her mother had the most influence on her.

This is an interview with my grandpa Avi Saks, who is an immigrant from Israel. He discussed his ansestors and parents that came to America and Israel as well.

I interviewed my mom because she is an immigrant and I asked her questions to get to know her story.

My Dad's experience in what it was like growing up in Los Angeles.

we talked mostly about her childhood and where she grew up.She was very happy to talk about all of it. We also talked about how she came to iliinois from st. louis

A brief story about a good friend of mine and her journey immigrating from Ireland to America!

Father imagination story

Interview about immigration from South Korea to America

An interview with my father about his life.

Life back in Vietnam and journey + life in America

Interview with my grandma (11-11:35, 21:39-22:28)

An interview of my mom

Don White's story of being sent away by his parents at age 4 to live on a farm in the Catskills with total strangers, yet he went on to become a successful husband, father, brother and businessman

In this interview, I sat down and chatted with my grandfather who is on my fathers side. In addition to that, we talked about how he grew up as a child in North Carolina and Chicago, his time in the...

Samantha, social worker, describes her childhood and the influences in her life. She speaks on what she believes life is about and what is important to her.

I asked various questions about immigration what they feel or think about stuff

Aruna Patil (68) talks with her son Akshay (39) about moving to the US in 1979, finding a job as an anesthesiologist, learning to cook, and the various foods she enjoys and grew up eating.

Nancy Weavee talks about her childhood and famiky.

The talk was about the political stance.and some of the personal experiences of the participants.

In this interview, I asked my grandmother, Dianne Taylor, questions about her husband, childhood, jobs, and her family.

Interviewing my boyfriend on his life growing up and events that shaped him into being a great person. What it was like living in Chicago’s suburbs. How childhood can shape a person.