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Immigration Stories from Chicago High Schools: Green Card Youth Voices

by Tea Rozman

Young immigrant voices from Chicago high schools

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Young immigrant voices from Chicago high schools

This collection brings together 30 digital and written stories from students at Stevenson and Sullivan High Schools, documenting varied challenges and successes in immigrant life. Its first-person accounts foreground the experiences of a recent generation of immigrants and the work of adapting to life in the United States. Video links extend the stories beyond the page, while a glossary, maps, and study guide provide context and support further discussion.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Teens and young adults interested in immigration and refugee experiences
  • Students or book clubs looking for first-person accounts to discuss
  • Readers curious about immigrant communities in Chicago

Themes

Immigration and adaptationResilience amid challengesYouth voices and lived experienceCommunity and belonging

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Book overview

Using a trauma-informed approach to gathering stories, this unique collection of 30 stories illuminates the range of challenges and successes met by the latest generation of immigrants attending Stevenson and Sullivan High Schools. Through their own voices, these digital and written stories showcase the resilience and courage required to overcome significant challenges and integrate into American society. "Green Card Youth Voices: Immigration Stories from Chicago High Schools" serves as a valuable resource for a diverse audience: from students and book club members to individuals curious about their new immigrant neighbors. The inclusion of video links, a glossary, maps, and a study guide enhances the multimedia aspect of this compelling collection.
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