Recording


The Sivaing Suos oral history audio recording, 2019 is an interview recorded on August 19, 2019, for the Southeast Asian Digital Archive Oral History Project.[1] The University of Massachusetts Lowell publishes the recording.[1]

About the recording

Sivaing Suos speaks about her early life in Cambodia and her immigration to the United States. She talks about her education and the jobs she has held, among them work in the mental health field and with families experiencing domestic violence. She also speaks about her family and raising her children.[1][2]

The recording is filed under the subject heading "Social workers Oral history," and its geographic coverage is Lowell, Massachusetts. Its tags include Cambodians, Middlesex Community College and the University of Massachusetts Lowell.[3]

The collection

The interview is Oral History #19.05 in the Southeast Asian Digital Archive Oral History Project, which began in 2019 and continues. Its collection record is updated as new material becomes available.[4] Other interviews in the collection cover Cambodian experiences of the Khmer Rouge, resettlement in the United States, education and community work.[5]

A 41-page English transcript of the interview is held in the archive as a separate item, uml17_19.05_002.[2]

Credits

Sivaing Suos is the narrator and Tyler Sar is the interviewer. The item is one English-language audio recording, running one hour, 18 minutes and 39 seconds.[1]

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