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Sammy Rangel - Family Tree Stories

Collaboraction presents Family Tree Stories, a digital library of oral family narratives bringing us closer together. Family Tree Stories is a new mixed media project that illuminates how systemic oppression impacts our ancestral narratives and how interconnected our family stories actually are. Featuring 10 minute videos from various Chicago storytellers sharing their families history. Each video is tagged for relevant narrative content and is sortable, allowing viewers to connect their own thread to that of the storytellers. Phase 2 of Family Tree Stories will include the launch of a BETA website at familytreestories.org that uses data mapping as a navigation tool. Phase 3 will include the ability for the public to submit a video of their own family tree story for inclusion in the database, eventually creating a digital library of family narratives. The 16 original Family Tree Storytellers are Dana N. Anderson, Dr. David Ansel, Dr. Finley Campbell, Tommy Carroll, Sandra Delgado, GQ, Arica Hilton, Loretta “Firekeeper” Hawkins, Jamil Khoury, Sean Patrick Leonard, Aria Mallare, Sammy Rangel, Jasmine Robinson, Jacqueline Russell, Priya Shah and Nikolaj Sorensen Sammy Rangel is the CEO and Co-Founder of Life After Hate, Inc., a non-profit organization that is committed to helping people leave the violent far-right to connect with humanity and lead compassionate lives. His autobiography, "FOURBEARS: The Myths of Forgiveness," chronicles his life from the physical and sexual abuse he endured as a child to his path of self-destruction that culminated in a 15 1/2-year prison sentence. In 2012, Sammy founded Formers Anonymous, a national self-help group based on the 12-step model for people addicted to street life and violence. In May 2015, he participated in the TEDxDanubia Conference: Balance On the Edge held in Budapest, where he spoke about the Power of Forgiveness and the importance of crafting your personal narrative. A quote from Sammy's story: (9:10) "Like most families in my situation, there isn't a depth of knowledge about where we come from, and that can leave an empty space in your life when you're thinking about your roots and your heritage. But in the face of that, because of racism, because of the way government eradicated our history, it becomes important to know as much as you can about yourself."   / sammyrangel   Instagram: @sammyrangel Sammy Rangel's Narrative Tags: Lakota Family Helper Prison Mexican Texas Giant Tortoise Brother Native American Black Bear Puerto Rican Military Violence Abuse Tejanos Daughters Mescalaro Apache Substance Abuse Perch Fishing Abandonment Heritage Illinois Race Riots Chicago Racism Redemption Child Abuse Forgiveness Segregation This program is partially funded by Healing Illinois and the Chicago Family Foundation. Go to www.collaboraction.org for more information.