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"My work life was affected a lot. So I am an educator, which means I got into schools or other nonprofits to provide education and that's the funnest part of my job to work with the youth in person and that was taken away and it was weird to carry on with education. There was a weird transition regarding education and I felt guilty because i had a lot of time in my hands and not a lot of work and I was working remotely and because I work in an organization that has health care providers, the staff who work in the  health care setting were over worked, very stress, still going to work. So that's why I felt guilt because I knew some of my colleagues were struggling and I was in a very privileged situation and I did get a lot of anxiety because f that guilt because I felt like I wasn't doing enough" (Marisol Orendain Interview)

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"It was really tough communicating and meeting people during the pandemic from that sense, I sensed that I experienced I am losing sense of the social skills. That was the outcome of not communicating with other people" (San Hee Yee Interview)

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"I thought my freedom was restricted because restaurants, amusement parks, malls were all closed and I felt like my life is so boring and more socially inactive. I couldn't eat with my friends also physically inactive since gyms were closed and I couldn't go out and exercise than I normally would and I also lost the time to get motivated at home because I feel like the environment replaces is triggering my motivation to exercise" (Iris Wong Interview)

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"When I am not meeting with people I can have my own time. I have more peaceful time with myself, and myself, and my wife too. Because of pandemic time, I spend more time with family at dinner table, more time with fixing things at home, and things like that."

(San Hee Yi's interview at 6:41)

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"I get to spend more time with my parents, just me and my parents without any siblings. So I love that I am getting to know my parents on a different level because it’s just me and them. And I was able to build strong relationship with other people because I would go to my sister’s house to work when I didn’t want to go to the office because her housemates were quarantining so me and her housemates were spending a lot of time together."

(Marisol O’s Interview at 7:52)

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“I kind of have been on my own without my parents so it was really nice that I know it’s like a lot of people don’ think that they are moving home is so great but I was I am back home I’ve gotten spend the last year with them and with my family. I have four little sisters so being able to spend time with them. Before I kind of move on maybe hopefully next year, I start doing grad school and going to work and having my own life again, getting this time back was pretty positive.”

(Justin H’s interview at 3:42)

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"I think something has been changelle that happened mainly at school and adjusting to the online system. Especially the lack of social interaction. I feel like the news about the quarantine having to stay home. I didn’t really think much about that. However, after times of not having to see my friends. And I do think it has a really big impact on how I felt during quarantine."
(Cristian M interview)

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I couldn’t visit my professor for help in school. Yea, so that was the academic factor. Remote learning was just not the right thing for me, because I will lose focus. The environment also played a huge role when I was at school. I feel more concentrated and also I am the type of person that learns more with the study group. So being totally independent on my own and studying on my own; watching lectures at home wasn’t really the thing for me.
(Iris Wong interview)

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Most of my challenges came from losing a quieter environment and coming back home. But more importantly was the fact that our teacher and professor were learning how to move to remote teaching just as much as we were. A lot of the richness of academic experience was kind of lost. I would say it was a time of uncertainty and so no one really knew what they were doing and because of that, just the entire academic experience kind of just suffered from that.

(Aleena I interview)

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Some challenges I faced during the start of the pandemic is losing hours at work and not working

for four months. I went from working to three to four times a week and being active with school

to all of sudden, not be able to do any of those things, so definitely my hours being cut, not

seeing my coworkers. I work for the city of San Dimas, so I was very open with the community.

I worked with students at the local high school and seeing them every day really brought me joy.

But now that the well that school, shut down it really was hard not being there and not working

with them and just being around, like I said, the community of people. (Miranda Mora Interview 00:37)

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Yeah, so I graduated with a degree in public health, so just finding any job that is an entry-level

job but still paying enough was kind of hard because a lot of people are not hiring. I really

wanted a job in a hospital doing research in that realm and just because of less experience that

I've had, I wasn't able to get a job like that. So right now I'm just currently a tutor online. It's

paying the bills and everything, so I can't complain, but yeah. (Justin Hsu Interview 1:38)

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I've also, you know. I get a chance to. I haven't really. Catch up on a bunch of shows. I will say

that I have caught up on a bunch of shows I was way behind on and then I finished them. I

rewatched multiple series. I mean, I continually watch multiple serious all the time, but that was

probably the best. Oh, I learned how to do my own here. Braiding it specifically. I also learned

about nails. I took them off so can't really see nothing here. (Jasmine Towles Interview 6:12)

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I think for the first three months, or weeks, I don't think we necessarily—took it as serious as we

did later did, as little time went on. I think we later started to realize the-how, the severity and the

seriousness of it, and we then started to get more anxious. (Cristian Meza Interview)

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I've gotten spend the last

year with them and with my family. I have 4 little sisters so being able to spend time with them.

Before I like kind of move on, maybe hopefully next year I start doing, you know, grad

school and going to work and having my own life again. Giving getting this time back was really

positive. (Justin Hsu Interview)

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Social skills are based on the meeting people at speaking and talking to each other.

We develop sense of social, social skills. But during the pandemic it's really hard. So one time

that I was in the couch and thinking about, “Oh, I don't. I don't see people very often. And my

speaking and my sense of humor—not that I have a sense of humor, but my social skills are kind

of diminishing during the pandemic time. (San Yee Hi Interview)

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negative effects Covid had on school and work 

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negative effects Covid had on school and work 

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“Teachers realized we had a lot more free time and increased the workload.”  -Aleena I interview

“I have been struggling with getting a job I wanted not with getting one period but one I wanted.” -Justin H interview

“You don't notice that they do this until your at home with more time to dedicate to school.'' -Jasmine T interview

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"Most importantly I think it was just physically for myself it was just really scary because mine is an autoimmune disorder" (Pilar Balbuena Interview)

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"Oh, the importance of having a family to talk to because my gosh, sometime you just need people who are obligated to be there. " - (Jasmine T interview 7:13)

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Negative Impact on Health (mentally or physically)

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Negative Impact on Health (mentally or physically)

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"I also experienced higher anxiety so I struggle with anxiety before, but there in the pandemic and not being able to be around people and just worried about my loved ones. I didn't get to see for months on end. It really just made my anxiety even higher, which I realized."
- Miranda M. Interview (01:13)

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" I do think that those positive effects though, subsided as soon as professors realized that we have more time. And then we were given more assignments. So that was a brief positive aspect."

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Nothing positive from Covid for certain communities

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Nothing positive from Covid for certain communities

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" I don't think it was the outbreak that gave me anything positive cause everything. I think because we were on the ground too much that. We just we just had too many people too. Too many people from our community getting affected. I don't think I could. I can say there was anything positive because before I was already fortunate enough to be able to still have time with my family on the weekends. And have some time with my friends too.

-Pilar interview

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Negative attitude towards existing systems during Covid 

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Negative attitude towards existing systems during Covid 

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And I know people have different experiences with this and an they say like, oh, I realized I was working too much and now I was able to spend more time with my family at home. But for me personally, that was just. There was no positive. And and I mean, thankfully, like. Very blessed but also like thinking about it. I mean how blessed can can someone be. I was still able to organize even though like it's mostly us, being able to be in contact with people. And. I was fortunate enough to to be the one working when my mom and my sister couldn't, and being able to at least. Survive. But. Yeah. I don't see anything positive, I just I'm very upset with the already system that has in place how much it let us down.

-Pilar interview

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Negative School experiences during Covid

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Negative School experiences during Covid

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"I need the whole thing is to get used to with how everything is formatted. Everything was slightly adjusted. Luckily my high school already has a system in which we turn in homework and everything on projects online already. However, not having. The I had a lot less attention span when going into online learning, so yeah, I didn't really have for us we had not incentive to keep going to classes, especially at the time period when we started to going online. Since everything was more in the confusion in mass confusion. For our school most of it was even required. So for the end of my senior year, I think it was mostly confusion and have been having too. Its like trynna find ways to adjust to the new online system."

- Cristian M interview