101 Studio

This document presents the results of an artistic research study on diversity within a multiethnic and multicultural society, focusing on the city of Almere. The primary objective was to characterize the migratory grief experienced by migrant women and to highlight the ways in which they maintain, share, and transmit their cultural identity in the Netherlands. The study analyzed the challenges of international migration from a microsocial perspective, concentrating on migratory grief and diversity.

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"Join the global event!" This Friday, October 25, 2024, I have the honor of participating as a speaker at the 14th International Congress on Mental Health and Migration. My presentation will be at 10:30 am (Mexico) / 5:30 pm (Netherlands). I will be sharing my field work titled: "The characterization of migratory mourning of migrant women in Almere and how they maintain, share, and transmit their cultural identity,".
The event will be streamed online, and you can register on the website! I hope to see you there! https://lnkd.in/eUjWaJbX

The work is based on 88 stories with portraits of first-generation women. I will also present the chronology of the concepts of community intervention as the activities, as well as conclusions, recommendations, and acknowledgments.

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Vrouwen van almere, Zorg + Welzijn | DeepDyve In beeld In beeld De Nieuwe Bibliotheek in Almere Stad toont van 5 tot en met 31 maart meer dan vijftig portretten van Almeerse vrouwen met een migratieachter- grond. Hun levensverhalen zijn te zien op de website womenofalmere.nl. ‘Ik hoop dat Nederlanders beter begrijpen wie wij zijn’, zegt fot...

So fast time flyes

Almere kent 160 nationaliteiten: 'Hier voelen we ons veilig' Almere herbergt zo'n 160 verschillende nationaliteiten. Lyla Carillo Quan - Van der Kaaden is één van hen. Ze verhuisde van Guatamala naar Almere. Voor het project Women of Almere spreekt ze met 20 vrouwen uit allerlei culturen en maakt ze portretten van hen. In Blok&Toine vertelt ze over het ...

Mexican Dance Costumes from the Tamaulipas Region
Model Silvia
Stichiting Xochiquetzal
Photography: Lyla Carrillo Quan

Mexican Dance Costumes from the Tamaulipas Region
Model Silvia
Photography: Lyla Carrillo Quan

Costumes for the Quetzal Dance
Mother passing on her culture and traditions to her daughter.
Part of the idea of Children of Almere. A creative anthropological investigation of the identity of the second generation...the children of 'Women of Almere'.
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cloths from Stichting Xochiquetzal Almere

Invitation to this Saturday May 20th for cultural family event with exhibits, workshops, folklore dance, and Bolivian gastronomy.
Program
14:30 – 14:50 Reception and exhibition of "Latin Women of Almere", "The Bolivian Condor", and "Dances of the Carnival of Oruro".
14:50 – 15:10 Storytelling: The Carnival of Oruro and four of its dances: La Diablada, La Morenada, Pujllay, and Tink'u.
15:10 – 15:20 Storytelling: "La Piñata". Explanation of the origins of the Piñata in Latin American culture based on the story "La Piñata".
15:20 – 16:20 Several workshops as: a) "Make your own piñata" inspired by a character from the Oruro carnival. b) Make your own Oruro mask c) Dress up or paint characters from the Oruro Carnival dances and some typical Latin American costumes.
For adults: workshop makes you a porcelain "cholita doll
Including a taste of Bolivian gastronomy
16:30 – 17:00
Dance el Condor Workshop
Break the piñata full of sweets.
17:00 – 17:15 End
Languages: Spanish, English, and Dutch
The contribution of 12 euros is only for children that will make make a workshop,. The price includes the booklet 'Carnaval of Oruro" and an Infographic of "How to make your own Piñata" as workshop material.
Limited space for 20 children.
Nassauplein 2, The Hague. Host Embassy of Bolivia

My first big photoshoot work.