Dealing with homesickness and sustaining your emotional well-being away from home
Normally, when you migrate, nobody explains how to deal with the nostalgia that appears when you least expect it: when you smell a food, hear an accent, see a message, etc.
Migrant films that sustain memory, nostalgia and the strength to start anew.
It's Sunday afternoon, it's cold outside, it's raining or you just feel like relaxing and spending a quiet evening on the couch. As everyone knows, this is
Tips for saving money and sustaining your immigration dreams
Looking for tips on how to save money when we live a migratory process is not born out of abundance, but out of the need to sustain ourselves. Saving, in this context, is not a luxury or a luxury.
Asking ourselves which language is the most difficult to learn is not just a linguistic curiosity. For many of us, this question arises from direct experience: from the effort to communicate.
How to recognize and heal migratory grief
When a person leaves his or her home country to start over in another place, he or she often faces a complex emotional process known as migratory grief. This term describes the
When does the school year start in the United States?
When someone arrives for the first time with children in this country, one of the most frequent questions is when does the school year start in the United States? For many families, in
7 key things to consider before moving to Florida
Moving to Florida is a life-changing decision for any family, couple or individual looking for new opportunities, sun, sea and a better quality of life. Without
The 5 cheapest states to live in the U.S. as a Venezuelan
For many Venezuelans, moving to the United States represents an opportunity to start over. However, one of the most important decisions upon arrival is choosing which state to settle in,
Cruz de Mayo: history and celebration in Venezuela
The Cross of May is one of those Venezuelan traditions that many of us remember fondly: flowers, songs, neighbors gathered and a simple altar, but full of faith and color. Although
5 curious facts about the day of the Virgin of Coromoto
The Day of the Virgin of Coromoto is a special date for all Venezuelans, no matter where we are. Every September 11, we celebrate our Patroness, a symbol of
The 7 most spectacular places to see in Venezuela
If you've ever wondered what to see in Venezuela, the answer lies in its breathtaking landscapes, its dreamy beaches and those corners full of magic that we all carry in our hearts.
José Gregorio Hernández: history and miracles of the first Venezuelan saint
José Gregorio Hernández is more than a name in the history of Venezuela, he is a symbol of faith, hope and solidarity. On February 25, Pope Francis approved the following