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Each video in The Community Story Tree Project is listed in alphabetical order below
Alynn
Alynn tells us about how art and how it brought her to where she is now.
Benjamin
Benjamin Talks about his love for music and his love for his family.
Bob
Bob talks about why he likes Grand Rapids and his neighborhood, and how it has been good for his family.
Cora and Rosie
Cora and Rosie share with us their experiences of integration in Grand Rapids during the late 60s.
Delfina
Delifina talks about her experience of double migration, first to Mexico City, then to Grand Rapids.
Dominique
Dominique tell us about his younger brother who died of cancer, and the affect it has had on his life.
Elijah
Elijah shares about the history of his relationship with his daughter.
Eric
Eric tells the story of hopping trains, as a child, to get to the baseball field.
Hugo
Hugo tells his story about his journey as a struggling artist in the Grand Rapids creative community.
Jackie
Jackie tells about the circumstances around her move to Grand Rapids and how her kids led her to a place where she was able to experience love.
Janice
Janice tells us about her first impressions of moving to Grand Rapids.
José
José tells us about his varied experiences in his role as a "teacher" throughout his career.
Josie
Josie tells us about the founding of her Mexican dance group, Grupo Tarasco.
Loutisha
Loutisha tells us about how she felt when she first moved to Grand Rapids.
Manuel
Manuel tells us about the beginnings of his show on 810AM and immigration reform.
Maria
Maria tells about how she lost her job and was hired at Roosevelt Park Neighborhood Association.
Miguel
Miguel shares with us some of his strongest memories from his long life in Grand Rapids.
Milly
Milly takes us through her life journey, describing her love for family as an extension of her passion for community.
Miss Beverly
Miss Beverly tells her story about her live and memories living on Bemis Street.
Pepsi and Boombox
Pepsi and Boombox talk about how they and their rap group, Uptown's Finest, try to keep things positives in the neighborhood.
Sue
Sue tells her story about the organization she helped found: C-SNIP (Community Spay and Neuter Initiative Partnership).
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