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Found image of me with my sister Entsar on the right and my uncle's wife Amouna on the left. Date unknown city Khartoum/ Sudan

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My grandfather said he was only in Switzerland during the war. Unpacking this archive after he died revealed hewas also in Poland liberating concentration camps

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MY MOTHER'S YOUNGER SISTER

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My grandfather left to fight in WWII when my father was 6 months old.  My grandmother took frequent photographs of him in his first 5 years so his father would 

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January 22 1917. My great grandfather in the middle Roberto Iglesias.

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1965/1966, Kathmandu, Nepal
Ba, age two. The wooden rocking horse made by his uncle who was a master carpenter. He could look at something once and figure out a way to build it. My father’s favorite was a foosball table table before it was even introduced in Nepal.

The horse in the photograph was passed down through generations to me. Though creaky and cold, we loved playing with it. After the festivals, when I was probably 10 or 11, and seeing a lot of animal sacrifices, a cousin and I decided to do the same with our toy horse. I still feel horrible about it, we destroyed a legacy.

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My great-grandmother, Yetta Proujansky, holding my grandpa, Al Proujansky. I think they're in New York City.

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My great-grandmother, Yetta Proujansky, holding my grandpa, Al Proujansky. I think they're in New York City.

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The baby looks interested in something off-camera, the mom looks maybe apprehensive, proud, aware of how she's being perceived. Circa 1918, New York City. She moved here as part of a mass migration of Jews fleeing persecution in Eastern Europe.

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Paternal great grandparents (circa 1960)

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Sally (Powell) Randall is my Grandmother's sister.

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Sally (Powell) Randall is my Grandmother's sister.

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Choose a notetaker who will work with the padlet and share their screen.

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Choose a notetaker who will work with the padlet and share their screen.

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Choose a notetaker who will work with the padlet and share their screen.

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Choose a notetaker who will work with the padlet and share their screen.

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1. Everyone add your family photo and caption to the board. It should be the oldest one you were able to find.

2. Choose one person’s family photo to work with in this session.

3. Please share the name(s) of the people in the photo, and their relationship(s) to you.

4. What do you think is the dominant emotion that the people in the photos are experiencing (e.g. happiness, anger)?

5. Where (city and country) and when (best estimate) was the photo taken?

6. What ecologies were local and site-specific to where the photo was taken?

7. What historical events (political movements) were taking place during the era that the photo was taken? (i.e. Black Power Movement, Bandung African Asian Conference (1955) Civil Rights Era (USA), LA Uprisings). Tell us how it impacted your family.