Tales of a Displaced Youth: Mila
Mila Rojas knows about displaced youth, because she's displaced herself; this is a story, the tale of migrant struggle, that many Venezuelan expats will feel as their own
Tales of a Displaced Youth: Ana T
Betting on oneself sure can pay off, as it did for Ana T, a Venezuelan woman who went to America looking for opportunities and found herself working with international music stars
Tales of a Displaced Youth: Mariana
The path for Mariana has been full of uncertainty and plans that change along the way. The one thing helping her out: her Venezuelan resilience
Tales of a Displaced Youth: Oriana
To get a solid ground beneath her feet, Oriana had to go through an excruciating trip out of Venezuela, and a grueling first year in Buenos Aires. But perseverance always pays off
Tales of a Displaced Youth: Daniela
Migrating alone is one of the hardest experiences anyone can go through, a lesson Daniela was about to get when she left Venezuela in 2018. Her determination, though, was bound to give her a hand
Tales of a Displaced Youth: Hernán
The story of this Computer Engineering student shows how many of us are learning to deal with uncertainty, not in Venezuela but abroad, under the combination of immigration laws and pandemic restrictions
Tales of a Displaced Youth: José
Leaving your country of origin to look for a new job is quite the task, especially for those who have to learn a new language. This is the story of José Aceto, who climbed German mountains—and prevailed
Tales of a Displaced Youth: Carlos
The tale of Carlos, a truly international epic, will bring you back to the times of CADIVI, where the preferential exchange rate carried the price tag of uncertainty
Tales of a Displaced Youth: Leyla
With extraordinary resilience, Leyla and her husband, Nelson, brave the adversities of immigration—and discover their inner strength during the worst of times
Tales of a Displaced Youth: Malú
When Malú Vera left Venezuela for Argentina, she never imagined she’d have to struggle not just with being an immigrant; she’d have to face—and defeat—sexism
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