Caceelia Moe Immigrant Stories

Immigrant Stories — Home

Immigrant Stories — Home Caceelia, a karen refugee living in minnesota, talks about life in thai refugee camps and resettling in the united states. more. immigrant stories invites immigrants, refugees, and their. Immigrant stories helps people tell, share, and preserve personal and family immigration stories. use this website and create a digital story: a 3 5 minute video made from your own photos, text, and audio. you tell your own story in your own words. simply follow our instructions and video tutorials.

Immigrant Stories — Home

Immigrant Stories — Home Immigrant stories is a research and archiving project run by the immigration history research center (ihrc) at the university of minnesota. immigrant stories helps immigrants, refugees, and their family members create digital stories: brief videos with images, text, and audio about a personal experience. this project defines "immigrant" broadly. our collection contains digital stories from. These stories are all about refugee camps and/or resettlement. caceelia was born in chumphon, thailand, in 1991. her family moved to mawker refugee camp in 1992 and maneeloy refugee camp in 1999. her family was resettled to st. paul, minnesota in 2001. Millions of immigrants call the united states home. many are here legally, some live in the shadows; others have been deported or kept from joining their families in the united states, or else live in fear of being separated from their loved ones, as these immigrant stories illustrate. Over the past two years, we have published stories about individuals from 54 different countries, the majority of whom were immigrants (42%) and refugees (31%) seeking new lives in the united states. we couldn’t have made it to 125 stories if not for the passion and hard work of our volunteers.

The Immigrant Stories

The Immigrant Stories Millions of immigrants call the united states home. many are here legally, some live in the shadows; others have been deported or kept from joining their families in the united states, or else live in fear of being separated from their loved ones, as these immigrant stories illustrate. Over the past two years, we have published stories about individuals from 54 different countries, the majority of whom were immigrants (42%) and refugees (31%) seeking new lives in the united states. we couldn’t have made it to 125 stories if not for the passion and hard work of our volunteers. What's life like in a refugee camp? watch caceelia tell her story of life in thai refugee camps during the 1990s and building a new life in the united states. View kami export comparing journeys.pdf from english 142 at queens school of inquiry. featured immigrant stories caceelia moe: caceelia moe, who is karen, was born in chumphon, thailand, in 1991. Caceelia, a karen refugee living in minnesota, talks about life in thai refugee camps and resettling. Caceelia and her family had to move across the world to the united states because of this attack and find a new home. she was separated from her family during the attack however they found each other. she had to adapt to the change and the new environment and language when she arrived in the u.

The Immigrant Stories

The Immigrant Stories What's life like in a refugee camp? watch caceelia tell her story of life in thai refugee camps during the 1990s and building a new life in the united states. View kami export comparing journeys.pdf from english 142 at queens school of inquiry. featured immigrant stories caceelia moe: caceelia moe, who is karen, was born in chumphon, thailand, in 1991. Caceelia, a karen refugee living in minnesota, talks about life in thai refugee camps and resettling. Caceelia and her family had to move across the world to the united states because of this attack and find a new home. she was separated from her family during the attack however they found each other. she had to adapt to the change and the new environment and language when she arrived in the u.

Caceelia Moe: Immigrant Stories