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    Anonymous Interview Transcript

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    In 2015, this person became involved in starting the Student Refugee Program through the World University Service of Canada at the University of Lethbridge. Together with other WUSC members, they were able to sponsor their first student in 2016.Permission was given by Mariah Besplug to host and provide access to this collection. Copyright - Mariah BesplugAnonymous_ArchiveTranscript.pd

    Lorraine Paskuski Interview

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    In 2015, Lorraine joined a network of church members, doctors, and professors who sponsored an extended Syrian family of refugees. Lorraine has continued to be involved in the resettlement of new Canadians.Permission was given by Mariah Besplug to host and provide access to this collection. Copyright - Mariah Besplughttps://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/digital/collection/refuge/id/3/rec/12Lorraine_ArchiveAudio.mp

    Vienne Laroche Interview Trancript

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    In 1979, Vienne was born in the Nong Khai Refugee Camp in Thailand to Laotian parents. Five months later, her family was sponsored by the Stirling Vietnamese Aid Organization that helped them resettle in Stirling, Alberta for their first year in Canada.Permission was given by Mariah Besplug to host and provide access to this collection. Copyright - Mariah BesplugVienne_ArchiveTranscript.pd

    Jean Interview

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    In 2018, Jean and members of his church sponsored a Syrian refugee family to Lethbridge, Alberta. Jean worked in banking for most of his life and now enjoys volunteering.Permission was given by Mariah Besplug to host and provide access to this collection. Copyright - Mariah Besplughttps://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/digital/collection/refuge/id/14/rec/8Jean_ArchiveAudio.mp

    Anonymous Interview

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    In 2015, this person became involved in starting the Student Refugee Program through the World University Service of Canada at the University of Lethbridge. Together with other WUSC members, they were able to sponsor their first student in 2016.Permission was given by Mariah Besplug to host and provide access to this collection. Copyright - Mariah Besplughttps://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/digital/collection/refuge/id/4/rec/1Anonymous_ArchiveAudio.mp

    Jean Interview Transcript

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    In 2018, Jean and members of his church sponsored a Syrian refugee family to Lethbridge, Alberta. Jean worked in banking for most of his life and now enjoys volunteering.Permission was given by Mariah Besplug to host and provide access to this collection. Copyright - Mariah BesplugJean_ArchiveTranscript.pd

    Joliana Interview

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    In 2016, Joliana and her family were sponsored by a local church to resettle in Lethbridge, Alberta. She is currently studying Business Accounting Management at Lethbridge College and enjoys singing in her spare time.Permission was given by Mariah Besplug to host and provide access to this collection. Copyright - Mariah Besplughttps://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/digital/collection/refuge/id/2/rec/9Joliana_ArchiveAudio.mp

    Lorraine Paskuski Interview Transcript

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    In 2015, Lorraine joined a network of church members, doctors, and professors who sponsored an extended Syrian family of refugees. Lorraine has continued to be involved in the resettlement of new Canadians.Permission was given by Mariah Besplug to host and provide access to this collection. Copyright - Mariah BesplugLorraine_ArchiveTranscript.pd

    Linda & Ian West Interview Transcrpt

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    In 1979, Linda and Ian, along with friends and community members sponsored a Laotian family to Stirling, Alberta. Part of their contribution was employing the father on their family farm. Linda and Ian currently live near Westlock, Alberta where they continue to farm.Permission was given by Mariah Besplug to host and provide access to this collection. Copyright - Mariah BesplugLindaIanWest_ArchiveTranscript.pd

    Nicole Interview Transcript

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    In 2015, Nicole was inspired by her work in the education field to join the World University Service of Canada group at the University of Lethbridge. In her second year, Nicole was the events coordinator and helped gain support for the WUSC Student Refugee Program's referendum.Permission was given by Mariah Besplug to host and provide access to this collection. Copyright - Mariah BesplugNicole_ArchiveTranscript.pd
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