Program: In First Person

In First Person is a storytelling project that shares the experiences of Latin American migrant women in New York City through short videos centered on dignity, courage, care, and family life. These are stories about movement, but also about motherhood, resilience, work, uncertainty, and hope. Explore the video series and meet the women behind these powerful stories.

Xiomara from Venezuela: In First Person – A Journey of Faith, Survival and Hope

Xiomara left Venezuela in search of safety and opportunity for her children. After a difficult and dangerous journey, she found support in New York and the chance to rebuild her family’s future.
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Jaime: In First Person – Stories of Migrant Families

Jaime’s story is part of our In First Person video project, which brings the realities of Latin American migrant families in New York City into sharp, human focus. Created through a composite storytelling methodology, the video weaves together recurring experiences from multiple front-line social workers into one protected narrative, preserving confidentiality while making the research […]
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Childhood and Conflict Conference

Alberto Minujin contributed to the III National Meeting Childhood and Conflict, organized by the Childhood Sociology Committee of the Spanish Sociological Federation, where he presented Childhoods, Education, and Inclusion: Recent Latin Migrations in New York City. Grounded in Equity for Children’s research, the presentation focused on the lived experiences of Latin migrant women and their children in […]
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