HOLA! Hello, families of all glimpsers. Today is the 8th installment of the SPA1 trip!!!! Today, Jennifer and I were the leaders of the day (LDD). The theme of today was Immigration, and I’ll let my partner, Jennifer, explain the themes more in-depth.
We went to visit ASCALA an organization that helps support Haitian immigrants and gives them access to legal help whether that’s for renewing an ID to stay in the country or a defense when being subject to getting deported. We spoke to a nun who shared how unfair the conditions for Haitian immigrants are like racism and social discrimination when arriving in the DR, like not having the ability to get citizenship and proper wages and job opportunities, besides intensive labor.
Going back to what we did, we had an insightful experience meeting a local sugar cane worker. He had been in the business for 15 years. The cap project was amazing work, we had a group discussion and all reached a consensus on how we should tackle the upcoming CAP days and the fun, but hard work. We all designated jobs, break time, rules, and more to ensure that we all were prepared for the days ahead. Dinner and lunch were also amazing as always. Thank you all so much for reading another blog, and we hope you all read it tomorrow!
Immigration day; your favorite day.
Great job Nephew! And to all the other students great job! Im so proud of all the work and learning that’s happening!
Tia loves you boy!!!
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Loving that intro Fat Daddy. Sad to here about the unfair issues they face. Thanks for the insite jennifer
Thank you so much Sade of course love learning more over the issues involving immigration. -Jennifer
Glad to see all the pictures of your group and the neat things you’re seeing and doing! Looking forward to hearing from you first hand, favorite nephew Hunter!
Fanny I’m happy that your group see a suger can field I hope you ate fresh cane I’m happy for your that this experience will be for ever in you mind not on a phone love mom and dad
🖤🖤🖤 We miss you, Tate! Giants won two in a row so far!
Thank you so much for the thoughtful blog post. It must have been a heavy day learning about the injustices the Haitian immigrants face. I can’t wait to hear more about the CAP project. 🖤✨
We miss you Sophie! Mega love in chat❤️
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Amazing, muy interesante el tema, saludos Gregory❤️
Thank you for sharing what you are learning about the Haitian immigration experience. It would be great to hear more about your CAP project, and I love the pictures as always.
Hi pumpkin!! It’s good to see you!! I love reading about your guys day everyday and seeing what it is you’re doing and learning out there. Y’all are doing great! I can’t wait for you to get back and hear all about it. Also I can’t wait to watch greys again. 🤭 head up baby g!!
Thank you for that great blog post—and what a video! I’ll bet you guys will never look at sugar the same way again! Sounds like another terrific day. Sophie, I love you!!❤️
Hi Greg, I hope you are having a nice time. Enjoy the experience.
Hi Tatum! This is just a quick check in because Daddy and I haven’t heard a call from you yet. If we miss the call can you leave a message so we know the number?
I love hearing about what immigration looks like in other countries. It also sounds interesting to see what it’s like to work with sugar cane. I’m looking forward to seeing your CAP project in action.
Hunter, things are quiet here without you and Z. I was able to finish J:S without anyone to share the PS5 with. No spoilers, but I will say I’m excited for the final installment in the trilogy. I’m going to try to unlock some more Wanderer achievements today. Baba and I will order out for dinner tonight to celebrate our wedding anniversary.
Love you and stay open to everything 🙂
Hunter- we are enjoying the ride along updates of your trip. It really is an amazing dive into another culture and their ways of navigating life. Hope the experience is moving and fulfilling yet leaves you wanting more. 💕🇩🇴
Thank you. Missing all of you back at home – Hunter
Traveling vicariously through you all is a treat and especially when your cohort can help highlight the trials and tribulations of the people most of us don’t get to see.
I agree. All of my cohort is a lot better at leading and writing these blog posts than me and they are all really kind people here -Hunter
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