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The Walks of Life/Los Caminos de la Vida Storytelling Project
Last updated on August 18, 2026
Los Caminos de La Vida Storytelling Project
A project created to amplify the voices of our Idahoan immigrant community.
About the Project
Los Caminos de la Vida is an artivism (activism + art) project by the ACLU of Idaho’s SOMOS program, an initiative to challenge misinformation and harmful narratives about immigrants and Latines in Idaho through storytelling.
This project aims to educate non-immigrants about the challenges many immigrant families face because of a system that has failed them by sharing their stories and lived experiences to counter pervasive negative portrayals about them.
If you are interested in learning more about the project, please check out our FAQ page.
Share Your Story:
Please CHOOSE ONLY ONE the following questions to answer and record your audio response:
Prompt Option 1: What is the reason/motive that inspired you and/or your family to immigrate to the U.S., specifically to Idaho?
Prompt Option 2: What do you wish non-immigrants understood about the immigration process?
Prompt Option 3: What was your experience navigating the U.S. immigration system? What obstacles such as cost, paperwork preparation, language barriers or legal requirements did you encounter?
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REMINDERS:
1)Your story should NOT be longer than two minutes.
2)Please ONLY share your first name (NOT your last name) to keep your identity private.
3) Please share the city/town and country you were born at
3) Find a quiet room
4)If you need help on how to start your story, you can start your story like this:
Example: My name is __(first name ONLY)__I was born in/ or I was originally from _(city/state you were born)__
NOW TELL YOUR STORY BY ANSWERING ONLY ONE OF THE PROMPT QUESTIONS.
Contact
If you have questions about this project or are having issues submitting your story, email our Communications and Advocacy Fellow Rosseli Guerrero.
Thank you for your vulnerability and your time. Your story will help to take a step toward changing the narrative on immigration and, above all, for other people who are in the same situation to feel identified.