Meet Styles Weiler! Styles recently returned home from missionary service for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Cambodia and Long Beach, California. He loves Cambodian people from all parts of the world and is hoping to connect them through his efforts at …
We are excited to introduce another team member, Lauren Somsen. Lauren is a student at Brigham Young University in the Nursing program. She loves to do everything outdoors––hiking, boating, camping, etc. She served a full time mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day …
We are excited to introduce a new team member, Michael King! Michael is a student at Brigham Young University, majoring in mechanical engineering and minoring in Chinese. He is a lover of the outdoors, disc golf, and pickleball. Michael served a mission for The Church …
Welcome to our new team member, Kalliyan Lay. Kalliyan is a student at Brigham Young University, studying electrical engineering. She enjoys writing songs (Instagram:@_kalliayn, Youtube: Kalliyan Destany) and “old lady” hobbies like crocheting and embroidery. Both of Kalliyan’s parents are Cambodian and came to the …
January 2018 marked the second anniversary of the Cambodian Oral History Project. We are gratified to report some of the new achievements made possible by all those who have contributed in so many ways–as peer leaders, project assistants, volunteers, transcribers, translators, and as interns. Thanks …
On the departure of Thomas Anthony to Cambodia to serve as intern, the project has brought on Sarah Collins to handle the volunteer efforts and to help coordinate media efforts. Sarah grew up in Lindon, Utah, and has been attending Brigham Young University for two …
In the two and a half years since the formal launch of the project in January 2015, we have seen amazing progress. Bellow are some of the progress by the numbers: Benchmarks and accomplishments * 512 audio interviews in Cambodia * 18 video interviews in …
Interns Our current intern, Wesley Crump, is returning to the U.S. and to his studies at Brigham Young University. During his tenure there the project collected around 100 interviews, toward the current number of 314. We are grateful for his hard work in Cambodia …
Wesley Crump and Kong Seiha introduce us to the Cambodian Oral History Project and how it can help the people of Cambodia. Be sure to turn on English subtitles!
