Maya America Journal of Essays, Commentary and Analysis

Date: May 4, 2020 by The Institutional Repository of Kennesaw State University

l-r: Jonathan, Aileen and Mitchell Josephs [Photo by Tom Tracy Photography]

Maya America is an interdisciplinary peer-reviewed, digital, bilingual and open access publication currently hosted by the Maya Heritage Community Project. Topics accepted include economic well-being, public policy, education, human rights, law and legal matters, advocacy, art, and opinion. We welcome a mix of points of view, updates of previous research or research in progress, and creative literary works that carry a message.

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Aileen Walborsky-Josephs is an attorney focusing primarily on immigration, nationality and consular law. She is also an activist and Honorary Consul of Guatemala in Palm Beach County that has protected the civil and human rights of many children that arrive to the United States under great vulnerability.

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