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Celebrate Hope, Resilience, and Determination this Immigrant Heritage Month
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June is Immigrant Heritage Month, a time to honor the remarkable contributions and achievements of immigrants in our nation's history. As we reflect on the past, we also acknowledge the persistence, determination, and vibrant presence of today's immigrant communities. However, we recognize the ongoing need to advance access to health care, education, and economic security for all. Throughout the month, CLASP released a weekly blog to spotlight the triumphs, challenges, and invaluable contributions of individuals who have embarked on the immigrant journey.
Join us in celebrating Immigrant Heritage Month as we amplify these narratives and foster a more inclusive understanding of the immigrant experience. Together, let's build a society that embraces diversity and empowers immigrants to thrive.
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By Isha Weerasinghe: The stories of immigrants take on many forms, often carrying resilience and hope. My story, and my parents’ second immigration journey, began in the early 80s with a move from the United Kingdom to the United States...
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By Gloria Londono: My family and I are immigrants from Colombia, a country located in South America. Our home was in Antioquia, a region surrounded by mountains where we can enjoy various climates, plant varieties, fruits, vegetables, and animals...
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By Ariana Ramirez: My name is Ariana Ramirez, and I’m a proud daughter of an immigrant. I was lucky and blessed to be born in America, but I am proud of my culture as a Mexican-American. It is thanks to my mom’s sacrifices in life…
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By Alejandra Londono-Gomez: As we kick off National Immigrant Heritage Month, it’s important to take a moment to reflect on the stories and experiences of those who have made the difficult journey to start a new life in the United States. Immigration is a deeply personal issue for…
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Share these stories with your friends, family, and colleagues to foster greater understanding and empathy. Together, we can work toward a more inclusive society that values and supports the contributions of immigrants.
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