FEMigration

A Son's Reflection: My Mother, Draga (re)introduces us to Draga Lalic through the memories of her son, Pete. We hope that you'll enjoy the story and will share the post with your networks. If you have a story for Femigration, we'd love to hear about it.

A Son’s Reflection: My Mother, Draga Joanne Tica interviewed Peter (Pete) Lalic on several occasions to learn more about his mother, Draga, a refugee, and immigrant to the United States. The Obrad Lalic family settled in Gary, Indian…

New post Monday! Cookbooks have been used to form community identities or to foster a sense of national or regional apartness. In today’s reflection, Natasha Tripney reminds us that food conjures up a sense of home. When the memory of home is painful or doesn’t exist any more, these memories are then kept behind closed doors and not shared with our greater communities. Link in bio!

New post Monday! Young women like Mina Barac make all of us proud. Read young Mina's immigration story and learn how she attained her dream of being accepted to Harvard University. Hard work and commitment to excellence do pay off. Congratulations on your acceptance to Harvard, Mina! Serb National Federation - SNF

When Dreams Come True By Milos Rastovic Dream big, but work hard and trust me, anything is possible.Mina Barac Many immigrants came to the United States with their talents and will in search of a better life. Serbian im…