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Migrants’ biographies

Migrants’ biographies

 

We Must Push Forward the Reform!
‘When the Situation Is Bad, You’ve Got To Be Strong’
The Mountains Where I Call Home and Grow Tea and Coffee
Finding a community changed my experiences as a Taiwanese spouse in Japan
‘Reading makes me free’: How I became an author after winning an award
WiFi is good for fishermen and the fishing industry
Gasmask, camera and detention: I saw injustice at home, in the market, on the street
‘How come these Indonesian fishermen are going to Barcelona?’: Our WiFi campaign
To see is to act: be a witness of the death of an undocumented migrant worker
I filmed who I saw, and I saw what I filmed
I am sad that I had to try to feed 400 migrant workers in Macau
“I know I am a stereotype”: Valerie and Her Border-crossing Journeys
The world of tea pickers is a place of its own complexity
An aeroplane over my rice paddy: my flight to become a farmer in Taiwan
What affected me also affected others
She blows the whistle whenever she sees injustice
From that day on, I never turned off my mobile phone at night
Taxi driver, nightclub, and migrant fishermen: my grassroots activism in Kaohsiung
‘Nothing about Us without Us’: Fighting the fight to speak up for migrant workers at the UN
One Yamaha scooter and two houses: my ‘ex-Saudi,’ ‘ex-Hong Kong,’ and ‘ex-Taiwan’ CV
From being a migrant worker to be a migrant spouse and a professional worker: My multiple identities in Taiwan
“I told my employer I do this for her benefit, too”
Cooking my MBA diploma in a dumpling soup: my downgrading and disqualification in the Canadian labour market
I hope to Create Star SEA Immigrant Representation in My Films
Waiting for spring to arrive in my life in Taiwan
Not a Typical Migrant Domestic Worker
No French, no house, no job: my struggle against disillusionment in freezing Montreal
“After years of rushing to the rescue, now, I slow down”: Portrait of Lina, an Indonesian migrant activist in Taiwan
How I Became a Multitasking Activist during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Being a ‘Slashie’ to Make Taiwan a Society of Equality: Second-generation/Graduate Student/Film-maker/Restaurant Owner/Radio Host
In the shadows of the Canadian immigration regime: Learning not to give up as a nurse, a mother, a migrant
Amplifying their voices: writing about migrants’ biographies