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About one in six Central Americans are undocumented immigrants, and another four in six are U.S. born children of immigrants (MPI, 2023). Following Central American children of immigrants in returning after a long period or visiting Central America for the first time, this project seeks to link personal identifications with laws by mapping the role of legal status and transnational ties within the process of travel. This presentation will highlight the importance of advancing healing methodologies wherein my participants utilize autoethnography to reflect on their identities and experiences.
Lunch will be served prior to the session, beginning at 11:30am.
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