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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 personal life, the Puerto Rican…
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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. He talks about how his work…
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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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Hernan talks about his experience as an economic immigrant from El Salvador, and how this has shaped his perception of his identity within American society and his political views regarding…
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Miguel is a Trinity Student. He explores politics, Latinx/Hispanic identity on campus at Trinity College and in Hartford in general. He talks about his experience with Hartford education through his…
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Maria Rivera is a Columbian woman, who is interviewed about her political, religious, and identity. She talks about how her experience in Hartford has shaped each of her views on these topics. She…
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Maria Rivera is a Puerto Rican woman, who is interviewed about her political, religious, and identity. She talks about how her experience in Hartford has shaped each of her views on these topics. …
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Darcie compares the Latino community in East Taunton, Massachusetts with Hartford Latino community in CT, and explains that the latino community in Massachusetts have more opportunities because they…
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Eduardo, is a Puerto Rican who works and lives in the city of Hartford with the insurance company Travelers. He explains about the responsibility and the role that his company must have and play in…
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Hernán Lopez is a Salvadoran who has lived in the city of Hartford for ten years. The interview takes place in the restaurant El Sarape where he works. Lopez explains a little be about the…
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Manny is a young adult student in the community of Hartford actively keep himself participating in politics, media, as volunteer in girls and boys clubs.
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Ms. Rodriguez talks about her assimilate in the United State, especially in Hartford, how easy it became for her because she could find many things that remind her of home country Puerto Rico. In…
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This is an interview with a Columbian worker at Piolin, a Peruvian restaurant in Hartford. She has been in Hartford for a little one three months. She speaks on politics of immigration surrounding…
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An El Sarape restaurant employee discusses the role that religion and politics play in the lives of Hartford Latinx residents.
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A migrant from Hondura has been living in the Untied States for three years. She and her husband have been in New York, yet she has been living in Hartford for two weeks when the interview was taken…
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