Topics: Housing

Take A Walk in My Shoes

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Storyteller: Jamaine Del-Rosario

This story, by "Smokey," is a true story written for a class project, that he turned into a digital story as part of his work at the Camfield Technology Center this summer. It uses spoken word and repetition of the phrase "take a walk in my shoes," to emphasis his feelings of disappointment of having to move to a one bedroom apartment in the projects with his family of seven. It happened because his mom got into trouble with the law and they lost everything.

Topics: Youth | Housing
Organization: Camfield Estates
Language: English

AUDIO: Reclaim America, Hold Banks Accountable

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This podcast features one group of community activists headed from the Northwest Bronx in New York to Chicago for the "Showdown in Chicago," as well as the perspective of National People’s Action Executive Director George Goehl. The group, long frustrated with the bank's propensity to ignore low-income communities like the Northwest Bronx, are protesting the American Bankers Association convention and demanding that Congress create oversight, accountability and common-sense financial reform that helps the people.

Daddy's Little Girl

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Storyteller: Ana Verdugo

Ana's story is about her unconditional love for her father.

Six youth from the Kino Neighborhoods of Las Vistas, Western Hills, Pueblo Gardens and South Park were chosen to participate in a basic digital storytelling workshop. This is one of the stories. They share their voice to inspire a greater sense of community, understanding and awareness through a glimpse of their struggles and passions.

Quadian

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Storyteller: Rizwan Zaki

Rizwan fondly remembers his homeland - while getting used to life in the USA.

 

Six youth from the Kino Neighborhoods of Las Vistas, Western Hills, Pueblo Gardens and South Park were chosen to participate in a basic digital storytelling workshop. This is one of the stories. They share their voice to inspire a greater sense of community, understanding and awareness through a glimpse of their struggles and passions.

Better Life

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Storyteller: Laura Pineda

Six youth from the Kino Neighborhoods of Las Vistas, Western Hills, Pueblo Gardens and South Park were chosen to participate in a basic digital storytelling workshop. This is one of the stories. They share their voice to inspire a greater sense of community, understanding and awareness through a glimpse of their struggles and passions.

I'm The One

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Storyteller: Yvette Cruz

Six youth from the Kino Neighborhoods of Las Vistas, Western Hills, Pueblo Gardens and South Park were chosen to participate in a basic digital storytelling workshop. This is one of the stories. They share their voice to inspire a greater sense of community, understanding and awareness through a glimpse of their struggles and passions.

Prisoner to Piss On Pity!

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Storyteller: Elicia Herkert

This is Elicia's story about her survival through the public healthcare system and her cerebal palsy as well as her journey to become the disability activist she is today.  This story was created through a workshop with the Michigan Disability Rights Coalition and UCP Michigan.

To Willie

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Storyteller: Katie Valenzuela

This is the story of a "dynamic duo" from Tucson.

terra

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Storyteller: Xochitl N. Coronado

Xochitl describes her experience volunteering in Nicaragua.

Prisoner Reentry Advocate

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Storyteller: Joy Wilcox

This is a story about a girl scout and a prisioner reentry advocate.

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