Location
Buller Hall 150
Event Website
https://ahsra.andrews.edu/ahsra-2025/
Start Date
27-6-2025 10:00 AM
End Date
27-6-2025 11:00 AM
Description
This study explored narratives of Venezuelan migrants in Trinidad during and post COVID-19 lockdown. Key themes of “gratitude” and “resilience” emerged despite exploitation and discrimination migrants faced in a foreign land. “Dark Ethnography” concept is applied to understand migrants’ lived experiences and the church’s role in integrating to new environment.
“Dark” Narratives of Venezuelan Migrants in Trinidad and Tobago: Voices of Gratitude and Resilience in a Foreign Land
Buller Hall 150
This study explored narratives of Venezuelan migrants in Trinidad during and post COVID-19 lockdown. Key themes of “gratitude” and “resilience” emerged despite exploitation and discrimination migrants faced in a foreign land. “Dark Ethnography” concept is applied to understand migrants’ lived experiences and the church’s role in integrating to new environment.
https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/ahsra/2025/presentations/22