Neither from here nor there: a reflection on immigration policies and the book In the Country We Love by Diane Guerrero

There is a phrase in Spanish that says: Ni de aqui, ni de alla, which translates to Neither from here nor there. That phrase means something to those of us who are struggling with belonging to one home country or the other. It means a lot to those of us whose roots come from one place and flowers have grown in another. This podcast is series of life stories that reflect on the book In the Country we Love by Diane Guerrero and it highlights historical and current immigration policies that impact the lives of immigrants in the United States.

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Episodes

Tuesday Nov 01, 2022

Edmundo Carreon, a Mexican immigrant and DACA recipient shares with us identity struggles and his journey with mental health. 

Monday Oct 31, 2022

This is the story of Elizabeth Ball, narrated in two languages, since Elizabeth does not speak English. This is a bilingual episode highlighting the importance of community, family, sacrifices, a call to action, and humanizing the  immigration system. 

Monday Oct 31, 2022

Leonor shares with us her story and her families story of migrating to the U.S. from Mexico. She talks about the importance of family and keeping the family unit together. 

Monday Oct 31, 2022

Please tune in to an Introduction of the podcast, a summary of the book and a reflection U.S. immigration policies that will be highlighted through the podcast series. 

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