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We talked about her life in the U.S and just basic questions about how she feels.

We talked about my mother’s childhood and life as a parent and how she copes with struggles of being a parent

Marion (66) explains to Lida (51) how the Ukrainian Village community of Chicago shaped him when he moved to the US from Brazil, and how he works to build up community for his family and others

Interview with my dad ?

Peruvian by ethnicity, Venezuelan by nationality, and now an immigrant in the US we talk about 25 year old Lucero's Peruvian and Venezuelan family and identity.

Joseph Wesolowski (76) talks with his wife, Wendy Wesolowski (59), about growing up as a street kid in the East Village of New York City, high school, his career in Engineering and adoption of their children.

Jay and GY, Intensive English Program students from South Korea, discuss stereotypes with Alex, their Language Partner from the U.S. Stereotypes include ones that foreigners have of Korean people and ones they had before coming to the U.S.

This is the story of an indigenous college student who is of the LGBTQ community and has some very interesting insight to let you in on!

My father and I discussed the experiences we had growing up in the same home town. We focused on what being Cuban meant to us here and how it is dificult to maintain culture as imigrant families continue to exist...

this interview was about tims upbringing living in St. louis. also about the changes he would like to see on the Ucm campus and racial events that has happened in warrensburg

Interview of a native American from spruce pine North Carolina, the interview was conducted by a French student at NC state University

Lida (51) asks Oryna (56) to describe the Ukrainian National Museum’s last two galas, one virtual under COVID lockdown and the other in person at Round Lake marking the summer solstice

On December 17, 2019 Lennon Miura, interviewed Mirai Miura (sister) about race and identity.

I interview my grandma about her ethnic background and what she is most proud of.

With my mother I asked some questions relating to the topics of her background her identity and her life now

Spoken word written during MAASU 2017.

For our class project on empathy and working through difference, Julius and Caitlin were paired up to talk about life in high school and their hopes for their futures.

Jaime interviews Reg about growing up in southern California and his experience navigating predominantly Mexican-American and predominantly white schools and how that influences his teaching and conception of vocation.

Yosie Martinez speaks to Alexander Rijo-Martinez about the intersection of her cultural background in relation to her experience as a Latin immigrant student in the United States of America.

Growing up as a Jewish kid, and what it was like back then.

Emmanuel Woolard (29) talks to his partner Felix Gabriel Lopez (31) about being queer and people of color in 2019.

Bohdan (51) recounts to his sister Lida (49) what it was like to be the first Ukrainian-American soccer player to play professionally for a champion Ukrainian team and witness the Soviet Union's collapse

My mom is the most significant individual that is a part of my life. Her life, her story is the reason why I am here today smiling and enjoying the many blessings I have.

This is a conversation about identity crisis, racism, privilege, an division among African Americans and Latinos

I interviewed my grandmother for a school assignment, asking her questions relating to the themes of The Color of Water by James McBride.