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Aspirational Capital: American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins-- migrants maintaining hope of better life

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Aspirational Capital: American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins-- migrants maintaining hope of better life

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1. Aspirational Capital: writing to self, future goals, and new years resolutions

2. Linguistic Capital: Poetry

3. Familial Capital: family relations and engagement in class and family choice in children's studies. Parents choosing the career of their own kids.

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Social Capital: community conferences, clubs, gatherings.

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Family Capital: Funds of knowledge, communal bonds, and pedagogies of the home.

connecting family history with local history ➡️ building connections ➡️ learning from visiting local museums (example: Deerfield)

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Discover Events Calendar Support Why Give Membership Asher Benjamin Society Deerfield Descendants The Deerfield Collectors Guild Annual Fund Campaign for Historic Deerfield Planned Giving Gifts to the Collection Corporate Partnership Strategic Plan Demonstrations Workshops and Courses Seminars, Symposia, and Forums Lectures Miscellaneous Events Exhibitions Educational Programs Collections Blog

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Familial Capital: The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman-- a young boy grows up in a graveyard and is taught how to live by various ghosts

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Familial Capital: The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman-- a young boy grows up in a graveyard and is taught how to live by various ghosts

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Social Capital: Citizen Outlaw by Charles Barber-- a former criminal returns to the streets to engage in service work and provide guidance for troubled youths

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Social Capital: Citizen Outlaw by Charles Barber-- a former criminal returns to the streets to engage in service work and provide guidance for troubled youths

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Say "No" to stereotypes and speak up for inequalities, such as in demonstration

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Linguistic Capital: Project Hail Mary by Andrew Wier-- an astronaut must overcome a communication barrier with the first contacted alien

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Linguistic Capital: Project Hail Mary by Andrew Wier-- an astronaut must overcome a communication barrier with the first contacted alien

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1. Aspirational capital: I am the first in my family to go for grad school, not only that, but also abroad in the US. Although, I am struggling with the fact leaving everything back home behind, I took this decision for a better future.

2. Social capital: I have a big network of colleagues and friends whom I can rely on for career advice or support with challenges that I face in my classroom.

3. Navigational capital: As an international students, I had to be very strategic in figuring out how to apply for assistantships to finance my education, enroll in courses, and meet the university requirements which is a lot different from what I am used to.

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Resistant Capital: All the light we cannot See by Anthony Doerr-- a blind French girl and pacifist German boy make radio contact during WW2

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Resistant Capital: All the light we cannot See by Anthony Doerr-- a blind French girl and pacifist German boy make radio contact during WW2

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Navigational Capital: The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood-- a servant with few civil liberties pens an account of how she survives in a dystopia

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Navigational Capital: The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood-- a servant with few civil liberties pens an account of how she survives in a dystopia