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1. Being Maya Quiché: Video
Being Maya Quiché: Video
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This documentary that explores the life of Emiliana Aguilar, a Maya Quiché woman from Santa Cruz del Quiché, Guatemala who arrived to Oregon in 2002 due to health problems that were the consequence of living and growing up in Guatemala during the war (1960-1996). This film explores the motives behind her arrival, her childhood experience marked by the civil war, and preserving and transmitting her language and cultural traditions, all which have been shaped by her strong Maya identity.
2. Tu Sueño Realidad: Opening Doors for Latino Children: Video
Tu Sueño Realidad: Opening Doors for Latino Children: Video
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Testimony of Karen Ramírez Gutiérrez and her experience with immigration, growing up in Oregon, racism, education, and her career.
3. A Journey to Survival: Video
A Journey to Survival: Video
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Testimony of Gustavo Presidente
4. Edgar Ortega: United States Marine
Edgar Ortega: United States Marine
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Testimony of Edgar Ortega
5. Edgar Ortega: United States Marine: Video
Edgar Ortega: United States Marine: Video
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Testimony of Edgar Ortega
6. Identity through Connection: Video
Identity through Connection: Video
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Testimony of Alai Reyes-Santes
7. Testimony of Rosa Camarena
Testimony of Rosa Camarena
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Rosa Camarena is a sophomore at the University of Oregon majoring in Spanish and possibly Latino Studies. When Rosa was just one year old her parents immigrated with her to Oregon. Rosa has struggled with language and stereotypes as she has moved through the school system. She chose her major because she wants to give back to her community in Woodburn and raise a family there.
8. Testimony of Gabriel Sanchez
Testimony of Gabriel Sanchez
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My documentary is based upon the life and experiences of Gabriel Sanchez. Currently, (in 2013) Gabriel is an undergraduate student at the University of Oregon studying archaeology and anthropology. He is interested in indigenous archaeology, or the incorporation of indigenous forms of knowledge within the archaeological context. Gabriel's current research project is with the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. I am grateful for the opportunity to be involved in this project and to work with Gabriel to share his story
9. The Journey of Life is to Give: Video
The Journey of Life is to Give: Video
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Testimony of community activist Marta Guembes.
10. Armando Morales 013
Armando Morales 013
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Newspaper clipping including a photograph of Sandunga and On the Edge members portraying migrant workers for a Teatro Nuestro project.
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