Part 1 of the interview begins with project participant introductions and with Verdugo explaining the interview purpose and structure. Wang and Chang are members of the OSU Hmong Club. (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicanx de Aztlán). Mendoza, Ambriz, Garcia, Verdugo, and Yang are members of M.E.Ch.A. Natalia Fernández is from Tucson, AZ, and is an archivist. Interviewees: Mai Xee Yang and Natalia FernándezĪlejandra Mendoza was born in Fresno, CA and raised in Boardman, OR, and is majoring in Mathematics Lorena Ambriz was born in Mexico, raised in Eastern Oregon, and is majoring in Sociology Guadalupe “Lupe” Garcia is from Salem, OR, and is majoring in Human Development and Family Sciences Warren Wang is from Portland, OR, and is majoring in Biochemistry/Biophysics Gina Chang is from Portland, OR, and is majoring in Psychology Nitché Verdugo is from Southern California and Mexico and is majoring in Ethnic Studies with a focus on Chicanx/Latinx Studies Mai Xee Yang is from Portland, OR, and is earning a Bachelors in Fine Arts. Interviewees: Alejandra Mendoza, Lorena Ambriz, Guadalupe Garcia, Warren Wang, Gina Chang, and Nitché Verdugo
Location: Oregon State University Native American Longhouse Eena Haws The OMA was honored to be asked to record the student dialogues and make the conversation available online:Īrts and Social Justice Practicum Winter 2016 The goal of a virtual diary is to provide broad access to the stories so that there can be connections made between many more story circles that will help connect groups with each other or even re-connect members within a group. The diary medium was specifically chosen since it enables individuals to share their experiences in a more personal and meaningful way. The stories are showcased in the format of a virtual diary and blog. And so, they decided to embark on an arts/oral history project to gather together students of both communities to share stories about immigration, assimilation, journeys, and aspirations in connection to themselves as individuals or with their parents. Yang’s family is Hmong and Verdugo’s is Latinx and while their family stories are unique, they found they had many similarities. The project began when Yang and Verdugo began sharing both their passion for art as well as their connections to their families’ immigration stories. Women Bishop The Church of England’s General Synod gave women the right to take up positions in the Church as bishops.During winter term 2016, two OSU student activists Mai Xee Yang and Nicthé Verdugo worked with Charlene Martinez, Associate Director of Integrated Learning for Social Change within Diversity & Cultural Engagement, on a project entitled Voices Without Borders for their Arts and Social Justice Practicum course.
There are 300,000 different reincarnations of Brahman.Ĭelebrations Hindus celebrate different holidays depending on which God they worship. Three Majors Gods Brahma (Creator) Vishnu (Preserver) Shiva (Destroyer) Three Major Goddess Saraswati (Knowledge) Lakshmi (Wealth) Parvati or Shakti (Power) Gods Hindus believe in only one God, Brahman, but they worship other reincarnations of Brahman. Dedicate oneself to various religious ceremonies.Acknowledge life as an illusion and realize that Brahman is the only real thing Be devoted to any of the Hindu God or Goddesses.Three ways to end the cycle of reincarnation.
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