Fanny garcia biography
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Fanny Julissa García is a Honduran-American oral historian with a focus on applied oral history—a framework she established to describe how oral histories can be used to educate, inform policy change, and support communities endangered by state-inflicted violence.
Fanny garcia biography
Her work examines immigration justice, detention and incarceration, family separation, and the transnational impact of failed border policies.
García holds degrees from Los Angeles Valley College (AA), UCLA (BA), and Columbia University (MA in Oral History), where she received both the Judge Jack B.
Weinstein Scholarship Award and the OHMA Oral History Teaching and Social Justice Award. Her thesis, Reminiscences on Migration: A Central American Lyric, earned runner-up recognition for the Jeffrey H. Brodsky Oral History Award.
In 2019, the Oral History Association awarded her the Emerging Crisis Fund Award to document the stories of families affected by the "zero tolerance" policy at the U.S./Mexico border.
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