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Audio Bites

~About the Audio Bites Stories~

Audio Bites is a series of short audio stories collected by Transplanting Traditions refugee youth leaders from elders in the refugee community from Burma. The stories culminated from a summer of the eight refugee teens exploring identity, 1st and 2nd generation Asian American experiences, and storytelling as a form of activism. This project was facilitated and curated by folklorist, Katy Clune. The project would not have been possible without the immense support from Becky Butler, Jen Boehm, Amy Reynolds, and Lucia Constantine. 

Listen to the Audio Bites Stories!

 

We are grateful for our incredible partners

Chapel Hill Carrboro Youth Forward for project funding

Sponsored in part by the Humanities for the Public Good

Sponsored in part by the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University

Carolina Asia Center

Southern Mix of the Southern Oral History Project where the Audio Bites stories will be housed and archived

NC Arts Council

North Carolina Asian Americans Together 

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