Citing Narratives in the Archive

Humanizando la deportación, the world’s largest public qualitative archive on mass deportation, is an open access resource for researchers and the public at-large that values the knowledge offered through first-hand narratives by individuals who come in contact with deportation. As a result, the narratives housed in this archive are the shared intellectual property of the creators/ narrators and the community archive itself, which, by virtue of being open access, encourages educational, activist, and any other non-for-profit usage of the narratives.

In order to credit the labor and the knowledge that the creators of these digital narratives are sharing with the world, we suggest the following citation format when using the contents archived in this project:

 

Author/creator/narrator, “Title of Narrative”, Humanizando la Deportación, Narrative number, Copyright date: Site Url

Example:

Sánchez Pérez, Gerardo, “Crueles deportaciones”, Humanizando la Deportación, #1, 2017:

http://humanizandoladeportacion.ucdavis.edu/

Navigating the Archive

In order to facilitate navigation of the archive, we suggest consulting the index of key terms provided below. Key terms are based on explicit oral or visual representations provided by the creators of each digital narrative.

Activism:

Activists: #42, #131, #155, #221b.,#249, #256, #277, #278

Age upon first migration:

Age upon most recent return/repatriation:

  • 0-10 years:
  • 10-20 years
  • 20-30 years:
  • 30-40 years:
  • 40-50 years:
  • 50+ years:

Age upon production of digital story:

  • 0-10 years:
  • 10-20 years
  • 20-30 years:
  • 30-40 years:
  • 40-50 years:
  • 50-60 years:
  • 60+years:

Age when deported:

American Dream: #2, #5, #7, #8, #9, #11d,#11e. #19, #22, #23,#25, #26, #31, #34a, #34b, #40b,#43a,#43b,#56a,#56b, #62, #64, #65, #73, #76, #78, #84, #87, #88a, #96, #97, #101, #102, #104, #113, #115b, #119, #120, #123, #125, #126, #133, #149, #151#159#160,#161,#162, #172,#178,#182,#183a,#183b,#184,#185,#186,#188a,#188b,#189a,  #189b,#190, #191,#193,#194,#197,#199,#204,#207,208#210,  #211, #213, #223, #224,#226, #233.,  #237a.,#244a.#245#249 ,#251, 274, #276, #277, #278, #280, #282

American Identity:  #23, #30a, #35, #42, #52,#58a, #58b, #67, #73, #84, #88b, #89, #98, #104, #115a, #115b, #135,#200,#213, #221b.#232, , #234., #234., #242, #244a.#249, #255,#258,#265, #272, 273a, 273b, #276, #282

Amnesty Law: #11d, #33,#196, #221b., #223,#225,#233., 274, #278, #280

Border Crossing Points: #238.,

Central American:  #28, #33, #75, #124a, #124b, #124c, #127, #139#159#162, #191#192#210,  #217a#220,  #223,

Communication Difficulty:  #1,#16,#45, #60, #61, #63,#67, #75, #83, #87, #88a, #88c, #89, #94a, #110, #124c, #131, #146a, #148a#238., #241a.,#252,#256, #264, #276, 289a; 289b

 Country of Origin:

Cameroon: #207,#211, #218#235.,

Cuba:  #208,#225,

Colombia: #134,

Costa Rica: #282

  • San Ignacio de Acosta: #282

Ecuador: #171, #256, #285, #286, #287, #288, 289a; 289b

El Salvador: #28, #114, #161,#191, 274, #283

Guatemala: #257a, #257b

Honduras: #124a, #124b, #127, #139, #154#162, #166c, #166d, #175, #192, #202,#206,#210, #217a, #217b#223, #240., #260, #270, #276, #278, #279, #280, #281

Jamaica: #271

México: #1, #2, #3#4b., #14, #18a, #19, #20, #21, #22,#25, #27, #35, #44, #46, #47, #51, #52,#54, #55, #60, #61, #65, #68, #69, #77, #82, #89, #91, #93, #94a, #95, #99, #100, #103, #104, #105, #108a, #108b, #111, #112, #113, #116, #119, #120, #122, #123, #127, #129, #132, #144, #148a, #148b, #150#153a,  #153b.#153c., #157#165,#169,  #172,#173,#176,#177,#184, #187,#189a,  #189b,#193,#199,#200,#204,#205,#209 #212#213, #214, #219#221b., #222, #224, #238., #243.#244a.#244., #245#246#247 #248, #252, #255, #268, #272, #275

Nicaragua: #159, #196,#201,#220,

Perú:

United States:

Creative Expression:

Crime: #164,

Criminal Organizations: 

Criminalization: #5, #15, #22, #23, #24,#25#26, #29, #32, #39, #45, #53, #47, #50, #52, #59, #67, #88b, #92a, #92b, #102, #103, #105, #110, #121a, #122, #124a, #131, #135, #136, #141, #143a, #144, #151#153a., #156, #182, #183a,#183b, #188a,#188b,#191, #197,#223, #233.,  #244c. #254, #255,#257a,#257b,#265,#267,#268, #273a, #273b, #274, #276, #277, #282, 289a; 289b

Culture Shock: #58a, #58b, #60, #73, #93, #94a, #96, #99, #128, #268,

DACA: #24, #27,#54, #199, #215,#221b,#244a.#248#249, #255#259, #272

Death: #66b, #78, #93, #102 #114, #118, #134, #140b, #143b, #151#237b.,

Deportation incidents:

Deportation, Repatriation Circumstances (see crime, health and wellness, occupation):

Discrimination (See Racism): #45, #50,#54, #72, #75, #151,#173,#185, #187 #189a,  #189b#234., #270, #271, #274, #276, #278, #279, #280, #281, #282

Drug Cartel: #88a,#225,#234., #259,  #260 , #261,#265,

Education:

Exile: #2, #4a., #22, #23, #30a, #30b, #42, #74, #76,#81,#155,201,#207,208,  #210, #218#219#223,#227,#229,#231, #233., #242,#258,#265, 273a, 273b, #278, #282

Family Court: #78#115a

Family Reunification: #4b.,  #47,  #60,  #71a,  #78,  #83,  #88a,  #92a,  #94a, #135, #138, #140b#214, #221b., #236.,  #240., #241a.,#241c, #246, #257a,#257b, #263,#265, 273a, 273b, #282, #288

Fatherhood: #6, #7, #21, #22, #26, #31, #38, #39, #52, #58a,#58b, #59, #63, #70, #75, #76, #77, #92a, #96, #108a, #133, #140a, #150#153b.#157#158, #164, #170, #172, #176, #171, #189a, #189b ,#198, #206, #229, #241a., #257a, #258, #259,   #264, #265, #268,  273a, 273b, #275, #280

Feelings:

Foster Care: #243.,

Governmental Institutions

Green Card (See Permanent Resident):  #2,  #6,  #23,  #142#153a., #153b.#153c.#203,#204,#205,#220, #222,#227,#228, #265, 273a, 273b, #282

Health and Wellness: #240.,#265,

Historical Events:

Homeland Security Department (HSD): 134, #135, #160, #185, 

Homelessness: #1, #3, #5, #20, #22,#37a,#37b#37c#66a, #76, #80, #81, #139#211, #218#222,

Homophobia: #79a, #83, #90 #117, #191, #210, #270, #271, #274, #277, #278, #280

Homosexuality: #79a, #83, #143b, #270, #271, #280

Human Rights: #59, #73,#191,#207,

ICE: #1, #2, #11a, #11b, #11c, #12, #13, #16, #18b, #20, #21, #22, #28, #30a, #31, #41, #42, #43a, #44, #45, #47, #49b, #49c, #52, #53, #55, #56a, #58a, #61, #64, #66a, #66b, #67, #71b, #73, #74, #75, #76, #78, #80, #83, #85, #87, #89, #92a, #97, #99, #102, #105, #107, #108a, #113, #114, #115a, #115b, #116, #118, #124b, #124c, #135, #139#153a.,  #153b.#153c., #160,#166c,#166d,#183a,#183b, #189a, #189b#214, #220, #223, #224#228,  #229,#250, #257b ,#264, 273a, 273b, #288

Immigration Court: #1,  #2,  #12,  #13,  #17,  #18a,  #21,  #22,  #24,  #30a,  #32,  #33, #34a, #34b, #35, #40a, #40b, #40c, #52, #58a, #58b,#65, #68, #72, #73, #74, #89, #107, #113, #114, #115a, #117, #119, #122, #126 #123, #131, #132, #134, #135, #136, #140b#153a., #158,#161,#190,#214, #223,#226#229,#244c.,#252, #257a, #276

Immigration Detention Center: #1,  #2,  #5,  #6,  #11b,  #12,  #18a,  #18b,  #19,  #24,  #28, #32, #33, #34b, #36, #40a, #40b, #40c, #41, #45, #47, #49a, #49b, #49c, #49d, #50, #52, #53, #55, #56a, #56b, #61, #64, #66b#68, #71a, #72, #73, #75, #82, #85, #87, #89, #92a, #93, #97, #102, #104, #107, #111, #114#117, #122, #123, #124b, #126, #131, #132, #137, #144, #145, #147, #148a, #149, #115a, #151, #152a, #152b#174a.#174b.#190,#200, #216#220,#228, #244c.,#253, #254, #257a, #264, #277, #285, #287, #288, 289a; 289b

  • Eloy Immigration Detention Center: #131,
  • Florence Immigration Detention Center: #131,
  • Immigration Detention Center at Huntington Park: #28,
  • Northwest Immigration Detention Center: #97,
  • Santa Ana Immigration Detention Center: #115b,
  • Tallahatchie Immigration Detention Center: #124b,

Imprisonment: #44, 66a, #67, #72, #73#89, #92a, #93, #96, #97, #102, #105, #106, #107, #108a, #109a, #113, #121a, #122, #131, #132, #135, #136, #140a, #142, #143a, #145, #146b, #148a, #149, #150, #151, #152b#158,#190, #257a, #267,,#263, 273a, 273b

Life After Deportation/Repatriation:

  • Years Since Last Deportation
    • 0-1 years:
    • 1-3 years:
    • 3-5 years:
    • 5-10 years:
    • More than 10:

Life in Transit, During Migration:

  • Family separation during migration (See Living Arrangements for Migrants in Transit):

 

  • Living Arrangements for Migrants in Transit
    • Children living in home country:
    • Children living in the US:
    • Divorce or separation:
    • Homelessness:
    • Living alone:
    • Living in a shelter:
    • Living with family members:
    • Spouse living in home country:
    • Spouse living in the US:
  • Occupation in Transit 
    • Mexico
      • Activist:
      • Agriculture:
      • Artist:
      • Baker:
      • Barber/Hairdresser:
      • Call Center:
      • Caretaker:
      • Coach: 
      • Community Service:
      • Construction:
      • Contractor:
      • Cook:
      • Driver:
      • Education:
      • Entrepreneur:
      • Field Worker:
      • Informal Jobs:
      • Librarian:
      • Manufacture:
      • Mechanic:
      • Missionary:
      • Musician:
      • Organized Crime:
      • Police:
      • Reforestation:
      • Rehabilitation Center:
      • Restaurant:
      • Retail:
      • Security:
      • Sex Worker:
      • Student:
      • Community College:
      • Interruptions in Education:
      • No access to Education:
      • Public Education:
      • University Education:
      • Tattoo:
      • Teacher:
      • Technology:
      • Tourism:
      • Transportation:
      • Unemployed:
      • Volunteer:
      • Waiter:

Mexican Dream: #11d, #25#26#56a,  #56b,   #57,   #60,  #64,  #87#191,#192,#121a#208,  #209,  #210, #223, #244b., #260, #261 , #263, #274, #276, #277, #278, #280, #283

Migration, Circumstances:

Motherhood: #4b., #18a, #25,  #38,  #48,  #60,  #65,  #72#78,  #82,   #87,  #94c,  #101, #102, #108a, #108b, #116, #119, #129, #143a, #148a, #149, #150,#169,  #175,#193,#217a, #217b#224,#239, #243.#252,#254, #254, #259,  #262a,#262c, #263, #264,#265,#267, #272, #276, #282, #286, #287

Music (See Creative Expression):

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO):

Occupation in Ecuador: 

Occupation in El Salvador:

  • Fieldworker:  #259,
  • Politics
  • Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional (FMLN): #28,

Occupation in Honduras:

  • Auto mechanic: #124a,
  • Transportation / driver : #154,

Occupation in Mexico:

Occupation in the US:

Orphanage: 66a#172,

Permanent Resident:  #4b.,  #6,  #12,  #13,  #21, #23, #31, #32, #84, #91, #98, #107, #119, 142#153a., #153b.#153c.#155,,#180,#203,#204,#222,#227,#228,#265,#267, #282

Place of Birth (See Country of Origin)

Places mentioned:

 

 

Poetry (See Artistic Expression)

Police Brutality: #20, #44,  #52, #67, #72, #88b, #88c, #92a, #92b, #98, #124b, #139, #143a#153b.#229, #271, #277, 289a; 289b

Politics: #260, #261 , #263, #264

Poverty: #5, #8, #20,#25#37a,#37b#37c #44, #47, #50, #59, #60, #74, #75, #76, #79a, #81, #92a, #92b, #118, #121b, #124b, #124c, #127, #129, #133, 136, #189a,  #189b,#197, #259,  #264, #272

Primary Language of Narration:

Racism (See Discrimination):#43a,#43b,#54,#94c, #102, #103, #105, #110, #124b, #141, #142, #161#183a,#183b,#185, #187

Refugee/Asylum Seeker: #3,  #211, #124b, #124c,#154,#161,#166c,#166d,  #175, #177,  #191,#192,#196,#201,#208#210, #217a, #217b#223,#225,#233., #234.,  #260 , #261, #270, #271, 274, #277, #280, #284

Rehabilitation Centers: #7,#25, #79b, #80, #281

Religion: #3, #7, #8, #9, #23, #26,#56a,#56b,#58a,#58b, #73, #75, #80, #81, #82, #84, #88a, #88b, #91, #98, #109a, #109b, #112, #113, #127, #129, #136, #141, #142, #143b, #146a,#154#159#160, #162,#193, #207,#243.,#253, #254, #263,#266a,#266b, #271, #280

Sexual Diversity: #90, #117#210, #270

Shelters: #206, #208, #277, #278, #279, #280, #281, #283, #284

Site of Deportation:

Site of Production:

Social Reintegration of Former Prisoners: #263

Tijuana (Also see Border Crossing Points, Country of Origin, Place of Birth, Places Mentioned, Site of Deportation, Site of Production):  #1, #2, #3, #4a.,, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9, #10, #11a, #11b, #11c, #11d,#11a,#11b,#11c,#11d, #12, #13, #14, #15, #16, #17, #18a, #19, #20, #21,  #22, #23, #24, #25, #26,  #27,  #28,  #29,  #30a,  #31,  #32,  #33,  #34a,  #35,   #36, #37,  #38,  #39, #40,  #44,  #52,  #56a,  #56b #58a, #58b, #71a, #71b, #72, #74, #76, #80, #81, #82, #83, #86, #89, #98,#102, #115b, #116#153d.#165, #172, #214, #222,  #223, #224,  #237c,. #242,  #243.,  #244a.#244b., #257b, #262a, #263, #271, #281

Transphobia: #79a#90#117,  #210, #274, #277, #280, #281

Veterans (See Shelters and Activist Groups): #282

Violation of Due Process: #29, #115b#153b.,#257a, 

Visual Art (See Creative Expression):

Voluntary Repatriation (ICE Not involved): #2, #12, #17, #39, #45, #65, #66a, #161, #177,#193, #214,#215, #229, #238, #239,#244a.#244b., #244c, #276, #286

Years living in host country while in transit:

  • Mexico
    • 0-1 years:
    • 1-3 years:
    • 3-5 years:
    • 5-10 years:
    • More than 10 years:

Years living in Mexico after deportation (See Life After Deportation):

Years living in the United States: