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One Small Step partners Susana "Suzzy" Pinal (47) and Jenny St. Onge (51) talk about their views on abortion, their experiences moving to the United States from other countries, and US policy toward immigrants.

Clementina Gamboa described her life growing up in Jalisco, Mexico and making the journey to Chicago and finally Evergreen Park, IL.

Explains about her childhood & her best memories. The loved ones she lost & misses.

Getting to know my dad’s childhood in Spanglish. From San Rafael, a small ranch near Huejucar, Jalisco, Mexico to Southern California and three very American daughters. He talks about life lessons and loss.

My grandmother life and how it came to be with my grandfather

My grandma talking to me about her family, childhood, memories, and work.

My mom new life in the U.S. and her experiences.

A short chat with Maria Luisa from Jalisco.

We talk about his child hood, school, religion, work, and of COVID-19.

This conversation is in spanish. Important topics were discused such as the Mexico City, 8.0 magnitude, earthquake that occurred on September 19, 1985. Also the Gasoline Explosions that occurred in Guadalajara, Jalisco on April 22, 1992. Along with the first...

Una entrevista entre madre y hija, en donde la hija le hace preguntas a su mamá sobre ser una inmigrante mexicana y como eso le ha afectado a su vida.

My moms life was very difficult growing up but she always tried looking at the bright side of things and acknowledging how blessed she was and never giving up on her dreams.

I interviewed my Grandpa

This interview is about a grandfather who tells his grandchild a little bit of his childhood

Life is hard when your family doesn't have money. But the little things you have the more motivated you will get. But the more things you have the less motivated you will get.

I talk with my mother about her childhood and life now.

The conversation was about my grandmas history. What she has lived through since 1941.

Talks about early childhood memories and historical events/figures he remembered.

This is an interview with my mother, Irma Ascencio.

We talked about her life decisions and about soel difficult and rewarding times in her life. Also we talked about her relationship with my grandma