Hi! I can't hear any of you?

Please feel free to drop questions and we can pick them up as we go!

With 50% ish of UC being from Guatemala, I'm curious to know about indigenous Maya in your samples (who may not identify as Latino)?

1) Carola 2) Laure G (1 question) 3) Johan R (3 questions)

I will enable audio for individuals to ask their questons

Construction going on - would rather stay muted. Perhaps she can read my question instead

Happy to do so Laura, thanks for the heads up!

Johan, you are up next

Thanks!

And one other question that's specific to unaccompanied youth: I'm thinking about CBOs that have federal funding from ORR for post-release services (PRS). I'm wondering if you've thought about tracking whether the CBOs you're looking at are PRS providers. I think this could be important because sometimes those agencies that have the infrastructure to apply for federal funds are NOT the same ones that are most grounded and respected in the community. Not sure if that makes sense.

thanks! great responses

Sure! Happy to chat more I know you had other questions

Any other questions, please feel free to drop them in the chat and I can enable your permission to speak!

Thank you for your presentation, it's very interesting! Methodologically, what kind of questions do you ask to adolescents in order they explain how is their perception of the development of their identity and sense of belonging? Sometimes it's a very abstract topic that requires deep reflections, and can be difficult to know their opinions (at least it happened to me during interviews related to that)

You can read it if you want!

Thanks! We can chat more about this when we meet.

Great! Thank you very much

Further questions anyone?

Remapping migration and education: centering methods and methodologies

Cathryn Magno, Jamie Lew, Sophia Rodriguez

Great presentation and conversations! Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you!

Thank you! Very insightful

Thank you so much!!

Thank you!

Thank you!!

Thanks all for coming!!

Thank you!

Thanks you for the wonderful presentation, Sophia!

Thanks again!