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1. Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing traditional Ukranian music. Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing traditional Ukranian music. Folk music; Music and song; Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha playing traditional Ukranian music.
2. Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing and dancing traditional Ukranian music with Alena Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing and dancing traditional Ukranian music with Alena Hlinik. Folk music; Music and song; Dance; Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing and dancing traditional Ukranian music with Alena Hlinik.
3. Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing and dancing traditional Ukranian music with Alena Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing and dancing traditional Ukranian music with Alena Hlinik. Folk music; Music and song; Dance; Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing and dancing traditional Ukranian music with Alena Hlinik.
4. Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing and dancing traditional Ukranian music with Alena Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing and dancing traditional Ukranian music with Alena Hlinik. Folk music; Music and song; Dance; Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing and dancing traditional Ukranian music with Alena Hlinik.
5. Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing and dancing to traditional Ukranian music. Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing and dancing to traditional Ukranian music. Folk music; Music and song; Dance; Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha singing and dancing to traditional Ukranian music.
6. Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha playing traditional Ukranian music. Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha playing traditional Ukranian music. Folk music; Music and song; Volklozha, Natasha. Photo of Natasha Volklozha playing traditional Ukranian music.
7. Simic, Theodora.Photo of Theofora Simic's Icons on her wall. Simic, Theodora.Photo of Theofora Simic's Icons on her wall. Wall hangings; Religious art; Simic, Theodora.Photo of Theofora Simic's Icons on her wall.
8. Simic, Theodora. Photo of Theodora Simic's Saint in her kitchen. Simic, Theodora. Photo of Theodora Simic's Saint in her kitchen. Wall hangings; Religious art; Simic, Theodora. Photo of Theodora Simic's Saint in her kitchen.
9. Simic, Theodora. Photo of Serbian money owned by Theodora Simic. Simic, Theodora. Photo of Serbian money owned by Theodora Simic. Money Simic, Theodora. Photo of Serbian money owned by Theodora Simic.
10. Simic, Theodora. Photo of a Theodora Simic's Saint located in her kitchen. Simic, Theodora. Photo of a Theodora Simic's Saint located in her kitchen. Wall hangings; Religious art; Simic, Theodora. Photo of a Theodora Simic's Saint located in her kitchen.
11. Simic, Theodora. Photo of a small book, side view, from Serbia owend by Theodora Simic. Simic, Theodora. Photo of a small book, side view, from Serbia owend by Theodora Simic. Boots; Simic, Theodora. Photo of a small book, side view, from Serbia owend by Theodora Simic.
12. Simic, Theodora. Photo of a small book, front view, from Serbia owned by Theodora Simic. Simic, Theodora. Photo of a small book, front view, from Serbia owned by Theodora Simic. Books; Simic, Theodora. Photo of a small book, front view, from Serbia owned by Theodora Simic.
13. Simic, Theodora. Photo of a hand painted shell painted by a friend of Theodora Simic's friend in Serbia. Simic, Theodora. Photo of a hand painted shell painted by a friend of Theodora Simic's friend in Serbia. Painting (Art); Shells Simic, Theodora. Photo of a hand painted shell painted by a friend of Theodora Simic's friend in Serbia.
14. Simic, Theodora. Photo of a book in Serbian. Simic, Theodora. Photo of a book in Serbian. Books; Simic, Theodora. Photo of a book in Serbian.
15. Simic, Theodora. Christina Robarts interviewing Theodora Simic on her experiences living as a new Canadian Simic, Theodora. Christina Robarts interviewing Theodora Simic on her experiences living as a new Canadian in Newfoundland and Labrador, January 29, 2013. Personal experience narratives; People; Theodora Simic interviewed by Christina Robarts on Tuesday, January 29, 2013, on the topic of her experiences as a new Canadian. Theodora talks about when she came to Canada (00:30); explains the difference of coming to Canada as a mature person rather than a younger person (00:50); talking about becoming a programmer in Canada (2:02); explaining how she experienced culture shock when she came to Canada (2:18); describes her background (2:44); capitalism as a difference between Serbia and Canada (3:35); talking about education and more cultural differences (4:40); explains her experience living in the United States and the ethnic communities (4:56); talking about Serbians and Serbian communities in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver, Canada (7:24); the reason why she decided to move to Canada; and issues, corruption, conflict and war in Serbia (9:47); talking about people she knows and how their kids think they are more Canadian and are less likely to perform traditions (14:30); the Serbian Calendar, food, and customs and the younger generation losing meaning and practice (15:20); talks about the different places she has lived and the differences she experienced: Western Europe, British Columbia, St. John’s, NL (19:24); talking about Newfie jokes(20:06); talking about the changes she saw in cities (20:20); talking about dying traditions, languages, and how they can be kept alive (21:05); talks about the experiences and stories of other people who moved after war broke out and their reactions to cultural differences: electricity and the amount of produce and or stuff you can buy in the stores (25:21); how differences and cultural shock may have lessened thanks to computers, cell phones and new forms of communication like Skype and the internet (29:10); food and speaking Serbian as part of maintaining traditions and culture (34:50); how they view their identity and clinging to her old world identity as a way to not get the feeling of being displaced (35:53); talks about trying to figure out Canada because everyplace is different (38:01); explains about how being different is good (39:00); explains how no one prepares you for living in a foreign country and culture (39:50); how identity is constantly changing and how some may want to go back to a familiar environment (41:05); no bad experiences living in Canada or with Canadians (43:00); how people from different cultural backgrounds come to Canada and become friends, when if they were back home they would never be friends (44:00); why she decided to come to Canada and finding information on Canada (46:00); what her reaction was coming to Canada (50:34); why she could not go back to her home country (55:30); discovering opportunities in Canada (56:29); how Canada compares when it comes to switching careers and the view on age (56:50); what she likes and does not like about Canada: the people, too much worry about being politically correct, the education system, people need to speak their mind more often, healthcare system (1:01:00); how she involves herself in the community and what does she do in her spare time: church, working with the homeless (1:10:50); the holidays that she celebrates and the traditions she follows (1:15:16); adopting Canadian holidays like Remembrance Day (1:24:19); keeping in contact with her home country and the means of communication: older generation talking to the younger generation (1:26:41); how many time she has gone back to visit and her reaction to seeing her country again (1:34:00); maintaining culture and traditions and also adopting Canadian traditions: music, food, programs, cultural festivals , etc. (1:39:00): material culture as part of maintain culture and traditions (1:53:00); how she views her identity now and how has it changed (2:02:24); talking about immigrants adding more to the Canadian culture and a popular Serbia tennis player is discussed till the end of the interview (2:10:11).
16. Session 2, Part 2, Story Save Committee CD Launch Session 2, Part 2, Story Save Committee CD Launch Storytelling; The launch of the Story Save Committee CD featuring stories from Alice Kane.
17. Session 2, Part 1, Lovelace, Martin. Martin Lovelace introducing storyteller Alice Lannon. Session 2, Part 1, Lovelace, Martin. Martin Lovelace introducing storyteller Alice Lannon. Storytelling; Martin Lovelace introducing storyteller Alice Lannon at the 18th Annual Conference of Storytellers of Canada-Conteurs du Canada.
18. Session 2, Part 1, Lannon, Alice. Alice Lannon - as introduced by Martin Lovelace - sharing stories. Session 2, Part 1, Lannon, Alice. Alice Lannon - as introduced by Martin Lovelace - sharing stories. Storytelling; Alice Lannon - as introduced by Martin Lovelace - sharing stories at the 18th Annual Conference of Storytellers of Canada-Conteurs du Canada.
19. Session 2, Part 1, Lannon, Alice, "The Loss of the Marion". Session 2, Part 1, Lannon, Alice, "The Loss of the Marion". Storytelling; Alice Lannon sharing her story, "The Loss of the Marion" at the 18th Annual Conference of Storytellers of Canada-Conteurs du Canada.
20. Session 2, Part 1, Lannon, Alice, "Open, Open, Green House". Session 2, Part 1, Lannon, Alice, "Open, Open, Green House". Storytelling; Alice Lannon sharing her story, "Open, Open, Green House" at the 18th Annual Conference of Storytellers of Canada-Conteurs du Canada.
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