As you experience the exhibition, we invite you to consider the paths your own family has traveled, and the legacy of strength, sacrifice, and hope passed down through generations. Reflect on the journeys of your elders—whether they crossed borders or overcame obstacles closer to home—and how their pursuit of a better life, a place of belonging, and a sense of home resonates within your own story. In doing so, you will find connections to the broader human narrative of migration, resilience, and the desire to create a meaningful future.
Note: (re)Location is based viewed on a computer or tablet.
Community—family and friends in particular—had a significant impact on participants’ adjustment and integration in the U.S.
Language was often a barrier to agency and engagement in U.S. society but also linked participants to their cultural identity.
