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9798349935435
À propos du livre
Preserving Our Stories: Starting Your Family Archive is a practical and culturally grounded guide for anyone beginning to document and preserve their family history. Blending personal experience with research and hands-on methods, it offers approachable steps for organizing, digitizing, and caring for photographs, documents, recordings, and meaningful objects.
Rooted in Hmong traditions but adaptable to many cultural backgrounds, this guide highlights the importance of memory, storytelling, and everyday items as forms of heritage. It encourages families to preserve what matters most—with care, respect, and connection across generations.
Rooted in Hmong traditions but adaptable to many cultural backgrounds, this guide highlights the importance of memory, storytelling, and everyday items as forms of heritage. It encourages families to preserve what matters most—with care, respect, and connection across generations.
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Caractéristiques et détails
- Catégorie principale: Loisirs créatifs et bricolage
- Catégories supplémentaires Inspiration, Histoire de famille/Arbre généalogique
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Format choisi: 15×23 cm
# de pages: 36 -
ISBN
- Couverture souple: 9798349935435
- Date de publication: avril 25, 2025
- Langue English
- Mots-clés Hmong, family archive, memory keeping
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À propos du créateur
I’m a Hmong American artist living between Minnesota and Colorado. With a background in graphic design, my work has grown to center community engagement, cultural preservation, and storytelling. I’m inspired by the balance of natural and modern elements—blending simplicity and boldness to reflect heritage and change. I’m currently pursuing a Master of Professional Studies in Arts and Cultural Leadership at the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities, graduating in May 2025. My focus is on leadership, cultural programming, and practical ways to preserve immigrant and community-based histories.
