Voices of Immigration is an interdisciplinary research podcast through DiSC at Rutgers University-Camden. Our podcast contextualized immigrant stories and touches on issues such as contemporary issues such as the Muslim Ban, DACA, and stereotypes. The goal is to investigate these broader topics and tell the stories of these issues. We are starting off by telling the stories of students throughout our campus and what their experience has been for the country they call home. It will be doing things such as bringing in guests for interviews so they can tell their stories as immigrants.

Voices of Immigration
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Podcast Overview
Voices of Immigration is an interdisciplinary research podcast through DiSC at Rutgers University-Camden. Our podcast contextualized immigrant stories and touches on issues such as contemporary issues such as the Muslim Ban, DACA, and stereotypes. The goal is to investigate these broader topics and tell the stories of these issues. We are starting off by telling the stories of students throughout our campus and what their experience has been for the country they call home. It will be doing things such as bringing in guests for interviews so they can tell their stories as immigrants.
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2/9/2021
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Recent Episodes

February 24, 2022
6. Samuel Tuero: An Activists’ Reflections on Hispanic Identity
<p>Samuel Tuero is a recent Rutgers-Camden political science graduate and activist with parents that immigrated from the Dominican Republic. After Trump’s presidency began, he was inspired to start his political activism. During his time at the university, Samuel founded an immigrant rights student association called “Define American”. He also served as vice president to the student government association and the political science society. As someone whose passion for public service was sparked through hardships faced by his immigrant parents, we discuss many topics with Samuel including how much identity seems to be tied to what language we speak, how difficulties with identity and stereotypes present themselves when you assimilate into American culture as child of immigrants, how the attacks on DACA impacted immigration advocacy, and more.</p>

November 15, 2021
5. Karanveer Pannu: An Activist for the Sikh Community
Karanveer Pannu is a current 1L at Rutgers Law Camden who recently completed his Masters in Public Administration from Rutgers Camden as well. While in his senior year of undergrad, the Mayor of his home town of Voorhees appointed Karanveer to the Zoning Board. Karanveer is passionate about public service & government and hopes to use his law degree to further his dedication to serving others. In this episode, we talk about how Karanveer, who self-published a book as a young boy, decided to write about some of the sensitive and significant time periods of his life. We will also walk you through his experience as an immigrant and his vision as the youth of this nation. In order to help you gain a better understanding of the episode we have also created an outline. In this episode we discuss: • Sikhism as a religion and its philosophies. • The experience of being a part Sikh community in the USA. • Language being a barrier for immigrants. • Youth’s optimism towards a better future of the nation.

September 22, 2021
4. Traveling Anxieties
In this episode, we are discussing the traveling anxieties that existed for many Middle Eastern individuals in living in the world post 9/11. We bring onto the show Shaheera Hussein, a student that discusses her personal experiences with her and her family in traveling and discrimination. We also go through the history and policies of what has happened post 9/11 and contextualizing what it was like for Middle Eastern Americans.
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