Interview – Faith Muturi
Embark on a profound journey with Faith Muturi, the librarian at Chadwick International, as she shares her migration story from Kenya to Korea. Yewon Jung, conducting this interview for the 'Woven Threads' oral history project, unravels Faith's experience as a proud African woman settling in Korea post the Sudanese Civil War. Set in the school library, this conversation transcends borders, delving into Faith's cultural roots as a member of Kenya's Kikuyu tribe. Yewon, armed with open-ended questions, navigates through Faith's personal narrative, exploring childhood memories, family dynamics, and spiritual facets often overlooked. This interview captures Faith's reflections on her past, aspirations, and the intricate intersection of her cultural heritage with her life in Korea. By documenting her story, this project aims to illuminate shared challenges, triumphs, and the often-unheard narratives of migrant women, fostering empathy and appreciation for diversity in Korean society.
Link to oral history transcription, translation, and field notes
