Heritage By Design Heritage By Design
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- Society & Culture
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In this podcast, we connect with heritage speakers and signers from different backgrounds to explore our stories and experiences at home, work, and in the world in general to build up our community and show the struggles and the beauty of being heritage by design.
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The power of a refugee heritage in community advocacy
Join us for a chat with Tram Nguyen, founder and co-executive director of New Virginia Majority, as she shares how her Vietnamese-American background led her to a career in advocacy and community leadership. Find out how her refugee background and heritage perspective on major life and world events helped her find her voice. This episode is sure to leave you inspired and energized to take any small step towards social empowerment!
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Falling into a language career
Join Gaby, Meagan, and Jade as they discuss their paths from speaking heritage languages to teaching them to others. What does one have to study in order to do that? Have they always wanted to teach language? Listen and find out!
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Aloha can change the world: Honoring Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi, Hawaiian Language Month
Join us for a chat with Haʻalilio Solomon to honor and celebrate Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi - Hawaiian Language Month! From the history of revitalization and maintenance efforts, ways towards allyship, and grassroots efforts and organizations in Hawaiʻi, Haʻa shares his own background and gives us a little peek at how aloha can change the world. Don't miss him in the Hula Olympics April 4-6, 2024, streaming online in Hawaiian and English!Some of the orgs and events mentioned in this episode: https://www.ahapunanaleo.org/Merrie Monarch Festival (Hula Olympics): https://www.merriemonarch.com/
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Returning to the heritage country series: A week in Indonesia with Raymond Pai
Join us for the second episode in our "Returning to the heritage country" series! Raymond Pai tells us about his travels back to Indonesia - language, food, family, and lots of nostalgia - and his new motivations to return again soon. :) With a nod to our Cantonese-speaking listeners, too!
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Weighing in on the "no sabo" trend: A heritage perspective
In this episode, Alejandra Gutierrez joins us to cover the "no sabo" trend that has hit social media. She talks about the issues that "no sabo," or similar terms like "juk sing" in Chinese, have on heritage communities and how we're claiming the term as our own.
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"I'm not a tree": A diplomatic path to heritage roots
Join us this episode as we hear from Paula Gobbi, a diplomat's daughter and Argentine heritage speaker of Spanish. Paula shares how she has experienced her heritage language and culture in the different countries and the adaptability and resilience she has developed as a result of her global citizenship.