The stories of the diaspora are more than tales of migration — they are chronicles of resilience, identity, and cultural memory. Growing up between multiple homes, I realized that displacement shapes more than just geography; it transforms language, emotion, and legacy.
In this blog, I dive deep into what it means to tell stories of those who live in between. How do we give voice to a people who have crossed oceans, often unwillingly? How do we carry the grief of lost homelands and the joy of new beginnings?
Through poetry, film, and books, I’ve tried to capture the heartbeat of a people who never forget where they came from. This post is a reflection on storytelling as resistance — and belonging as a lifelong search.