"Untold Stories of Hong Kong"

Episode 3: Nana X Marija Nana is an asylum seeker residing in Hong Kong with her two sons. *Name has been changed to maintain confidentiality.* Marija Todorova is a Research Assistant Professor at the Department of Translation, Interpreting and Intercultural Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University. --------------------------------- "Untold Stories of Hong Kong" is funded by Hong Kong Baptist University. Members of the minority studies/marginalized population research group collected the stories of people in Hong Kong in 10 episodes. By sharing these stories, we hope to encourage reflection on our own lives and foster a more inclusive and diverse society. We are grateful for the help we received from various parties including but not limited to the interviewees, the comic artists, the designer, the editor, interpreters and translators, student helpers, community partners, and colleagues at HKBU. YouTube：⁠⁠www.youtube.com/@110hk9⁠⁠ Instagram：⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/110percent.hk/⁠⁠ Email: 110percent.hongkong@gmail.com

24 Dec 202324min

Episode 2: Frederic Lau X Emily Frederic Lau is a hearing-impaired/deaf person currently working in the field of deaf children's education. Emily Shun Man Chow-Quesada is an Assistant Professor at the Department of English Language and Literature, Hong Kong Baptist University. --------------------------------- "Untold Stories of Hong Kong" is funded by Hong Kong Baptist University. Members of the minority studies/marginalized population research group collected the stories of people in Hong Kong in 10 episodes. By sharing these stories, we hope to encourage reflection on our own lives and foster a more inclusive and diverse society. We are grateful for the help we received from various parties including but not limited to the interviewees, the comic artists, the designer, the editor, interpreters and translators, student helpers, community partners, and colleagues at HKBU. YouTube：⁠www.youtube.com/@110hk9⁠ Instagram：⁠https://www.instagram.com/110percent.hk/⁠ Email: 110percent.hongkong@gmail.com

18 Dec 202342min

Episode 1: Ei Ei San X Evelyn Ei Ei San is a journalist living in Hong Kong who connects to her roots by re-creating dishes from her home in rural Myanmar, one dish at a time. Evelyn Kwok is a Research Assistant Professor at the Academy of Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baptist University. --------------------------------- "Untold Stories of Hong Kong" is funded by Hong Kong Baptist University. Members of the minority studies/marginalized population research group collected the stories of people in Hong Kong in 10 episodes. By sharing these stories, we hope to encourage reflection on our own lives and foster a more inclusive and diverse society. We are grateful for the help we received from various parties including but not limited to the interviewees, the comic artists, the designer, the editor, interpreters and translators, student helpers, community partners, and colleagues at HKBU. YouTube：www.youtube.com/@110hk9 Instagram：https://www.instagram.com/110percent.hk/ Email: 110percent.hongkong@gmail.com

10 Dec 202335min

Welcome to "Untold Stories of Hong Kong" This podcast series is part of the "Untold Hong Kong Stories: Multimedia Narratives from the Margins" project, an initiative by researchers at Hong Kong Baptist University funded by the Faculty Niche Research Area Grant. In the upcoming 10 episodes, we will hear the stories of people in our community, including Hong Kong's non-Chinese locals and minority members. By sharing their stories, we hope to encourage reflection on our own lives and foster a more inclusive and diverse society.

7 Dec 20231min

Welcome to "Untold Stories of Hong Kong" This podcast series is part of the "Untold Hong Kong Stories: Multimedia Narratives from the Margins" project, an initiative by researchers at Hong Kong Baptist University funded by the Faculty Niche Research Area Grant. In the upcoming 10 episodes, we will hear the stories of people in our community, including Hong Kong's non-Chinese locals and minority members. By sharing their stories, we hope to encourage reflection on our own lives and foster a more inclusive and diverse society.

6 Dec 20231min