Voices of Migration Oral History project
Voices of Migration Oral History project
This oral history project documents the stories of members of the U.S. Latinx community in Hartford.
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From Aidali Aponte-Aviles
Vilma Chang Interviewers: Gabby Christensen, Peter Finucane, Noah Glantz, Jessica Yang -
From Aidali Aponte-Aviles
Ada Rodríguez Interviewers: Blake Carrick, Mac McCormick III, Isabela Montes de Oca, Rachel Smithie, Mateo Vázquez -
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From Aidali Aponte-Aviles
11 de abril de 2020 Interviewers: Gisel Collazo, Maggie Cassidy, Nahdyn Reyes, Stephanie Bravo-Lopez -
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Santiago Veguilla is a Puerto Rican who has lived in the city of Hartford for 53 years. He talks about the difficulties he faced when he arrived to the city, his…
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Wener Oyanadel is a very influential Latino in the Hartford community that work as a Senior Commission Analyst at Commission on Equity and Opportunity in Connecticut. …
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He is an immigrant from Honduras, but grew up in Washington D.C.. Miguel talks about his involvement with La Voz Latina, a cultural house at Trinity College. As the…
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A teacher from HMTCA discusses the process and the role the education systems play in the lives of Hartford Latinx residents.
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Andrea is a Peruvian students at Trinity College who talks about the differences that exist in the educational system in the United States compare to Peru. In her…
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García is Latino Hartford resident who work at the Boys and Girls Club of Hartford as mentor. He explains that the clubs, is a space that was created to help the…
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Edwin is a Puerto Rican man, who is interviewed about his political, religious, and identity. He talks about how his experience in Hartford has shaped each of his views…
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Eli tells his experience of coming to Trinity College after going to a boarding school. He experienced an enhanced feeling of being seen as a minority. He also discusses…