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Kelly Valbuena E-PortfolioMain MenuGlobal Studies:First ReflectionMacedonia's Journey to Join the EUReviewGender Structured Representations of Migrant Venezuelans - Laura Torres VargasSecond ReflectionDS ProposalFinal ReflectionStory Map: Intro- The Effects of Distance - A Migration Story - Daughters POVEssay and CreditsFinal ProjectKelly Valbuenac10ac7eddf09289675a21ad0cdd25b8b096dee9b
The Effects of Distance - A Migration Story - Daughters POV
12023-05-12T17:55:01-07:00Kelly Valbuenac10ac7eddf09289675a21ad0cdd25b8b096dee9b424556Final Project: Digital Storyplain2023-05-12T18:07:00-07:00Kelly Valbuenac10ac7eddf09289675a21ad0cdd25b8b096dee9bMy digital story is dedicated to my mom, Ana Isabel Rodriguez, and her experience migrating to the United States. She was born in Bogota, Colombia and is the youngest of 4 siblings. However, this story focuses more on the relationship between her and her mother, Ismenia. Having this opportunity to hear about her experience is a unique experience to have as an archive within our family. Making this digital story I also hope to contribute to the collection of the many different migration experiences that will shed light on the struggles that many families face when distance effects a bond between a mom and her child.
12023-05-12T17:53:42-07:00The Effects of Distance - A Migration Story - Daughters POV1My digital story is is dedicated to my mom, Ana Isabel Rodriguez, and her experience migrating to the United States. She was ...plain2023-05-12T17:53:42-07:00
