Center for the Study of Community

 
Strawbery Banke, UNH Center for the Humanities, Center for New England Culture
Insight from the past, Understanding for the future.

2004 Conference Sound Files

Becoming American / Maintaining Identity

A Community Conference on Newcomers, Neighbors, & Social Networks

Downloadable mp3 sound files. Please be patient while downloading. These are large files.

These files may be downloaded and opened with any mp3 player or software capable of playing mp3s (iTunes, Windows Media Player, etc.).

Welcome (4:40 minutes / approx. 2 megs)
Lawrence Yerdon - President, Strawbery Banke Museum
Thaddeus Guldbrandsen - Director, Center for the Study of Community

New Directions for Understanding Migration and Community (17:59 minutes / approx. 7 megabytes)
Nina Glick Shiller - UNH Anthropology
Thaddeus Guldbrandsen - UNH Anthropology & Center for the Study of Community

Panel 1: Newcomers, Neighbors & Networks in New England - 1880-1920 (Intro) (4:03 minutes / approx. 2 megabytes)

Black Portsmouth (20:54 minutes / approx. 9 megabytes)
Valerie Cunningham - African American Resource Center
Mark Sammons - Wentworth Coolidge Mansion

Migrants, Immigrants & Yankees in the Piscataqua (30:12 minutes / approx. 13 megabytes)
Martha Pinello - Strawbery Banke Museum

French Canadian Migration (12:25 minutes / approx. 6 megabytes)
John Tousignant - Association Canado-Américaine

Chinese Migration & Chinese Exclusion Act (30:43 minutes / approx. 13 megabytes)
Gary Libby - Attorney at Law, Portland, ME

Panel 2: Contemporary Issues Facing Newcomers in New England

Somali Migration in Lewiston-Auburn

The USA Patriot Act, Civil Liberties & Civil Rights (28:25 minutes / approx. 12 megabytes)
Behzad Mirhashem - Attorney, NH Public Defender

The Immigrant Drivers License Debate on NH (20 minutes / approx. 8 megabytes)
NH Immigrant Rights Coalition

Theo Amani on the Contemporary Experience of Immigration in New Hampshire (25:10 minutes / approx. 10 megabytes)

Concluding Remarks (6:54 minutes / approx. 3 megabytes)
David Watters - Center for New England Culture