Description
Discover the transformative journey captured in 'Pressing Onward', an essential ethnographic exploration detailing the lives of Latin American migrant mothers in New Haven, Connecticut. Authored by esteemed scholars and published by University of California Press in 2023, this book narrates the powerful stories of resilience and determination as these remarkable women navigate trauma and adversity in pursuit of a brighter future for their children. Through poignant narratives, 'Pressing Onward' highlights the cognitive and social strategies these mothers employ to confront and resist the multifaceted challenges of racial, economic, and gender-based oppression. As they strive to 'seguir adelante', or press onward, this contemporary account provides invaluable insights into the urgent issues facing migrant families today, particularly in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. Explore themes of immigration, healthcare inequality, and the enduring strength of community in this compelling work. 'Pressing Onward' is not just a book; it's a vital resource that amplifies marginalized voices and offers a profound understanding of resilience in the face of structural violence. Perfect for those interested in immigration studies, social justice, and ethnographic research, this groundbreaking title will resonate with readers seeking to understand the intersection of migration, motherhood, and perseverance.