Espacio

Comunidad y Familias

Quienes Somos

Who we are

Miembros del grupo, Espacio, reflejan sobre la experiencia del proyecto de fotovoz.
Members of the the group, Espacio, reflect over the photovoice project experience.

Investigadores Comunitarios – Community Researchers

Family of community researchers stand with their posters
Abundio S. & Elizabeth T.
Community researcher stands with her poster
Crispina M.
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Maria C.
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Alejandro V.
Community researcher stands in front of posters
Emma C.
Community researcher headshot
Monica B.
Community researcher stands holding her poster project
Rafaela H.
Photograph of community researcher and their partner
Andrea S.
Community researcher stands in front of wall, pointing to photographs.
Flaviana L.
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Monica J.

The Compas

Compa is an abbreviation for compadre in Spanish that has been reserved to name godfathers and/or friends. The word has normally been used among males, but here we embrace the queering of language, an act of anti-colonial resistance. For us, to be a compa is to be a compañero (companion), compatriota (compatriot), colega (colleague), un testigo (witness), and overall, friend.

Here, we recognize the compas from Bank Street College of Education and the New York Hall of Science who made this research project possible:

Franklin A. | diana b. | Thania G.-M. | Jeran H. | Sarah K. | Suzy L. | Jasmine M.
Cristina M.-P. | Delia M. | Mark N. | Xiaohan Z.