Children of Migration: Witnessing Sacrifice, Learning Resilience

In this episode of Min Hon: Stories That Belong, Renalou — a migrant worker from the Philippines who has lived and worked in Jordan for the past 18 years — sits down with Jeromel, a teacher at King’s Academy in Amman and the son of a migrant worker.Together, they reflect on their personal journeys: Renalou as a mother navigating the challenges of migration, and Jeromel as a child who grew up witnessing his mother’s sacrifices abroad. Their conversation explores the realities of migrant labor, the impact on families, and the lessons of resilience, dignity, and love that shape community building in Jordan.To learn more about PintaKultura Amman: https://www.instagram.com/pintakultura_amman/?hl=enMin Hon: Stories That Belong is a podcast where migrant voices take center stage. Each episode highlights lived experiences, sheds light on labor rights and advocacy, and amplifies the voices of those working to build belonging and recognition in Jordan Min Hon: Stories That Belong is produced by Heinrich Böll Stiftung – Palestine and Jordan and Sowt. The views expressed in this episode are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the position of Heinrich Böll Stiftung.