Discover the transformative story of Ingrid Hu Dahl—educator, queer artist, and author of Sun Shining on Morning Snow. In this powerful episode of Labyrinth of the First Gen, Ingrid shares her journey as a first-generation, mixed-race daughter raised in a bilingual home, navigating identity & belonging, grief, and cultural healing.

🎸 From her days as a touring musician to founding Rock ’n’ Roll Camp for Girls, Ingrid shares her entrepreneurship journey and how diaspora voices and storytelling shape resilience, purpose, and community impact.

🌀 Topics include:

• Queer and multiracial identity in first-gen families

• Memoir writing as a tool for healing and legacy

• Community building through youth empowerment

• Grief, ancestral memory, and reclaiming strength

💬 “Always be curious about people’s stories, their legacies, and their journeys.” — Ingrid Hu Dahl

Tune in for an intimate, honest conversation exploring immigrant stories, creativity, and the power of embracing your roots while building your own path as a first-generation creator.

Episode Chapters

00:00 Intro to Ingrid Hu Dahl

00:0021 Episode Overview

00:02:00 Who Is Ingrid?

00:04:55 Growing Up Multiracial

00:08:17 Memoir as Resistance

00:12:00 Founding Rock Camp for Girls

00:17:50 Grief & Cultural Healing

00:22:14 Honoring Ancestral Stories

00:25:16 Queer and First-Gen Identity

00:28:11 Where to connect with Ingrid

00:28:57 Resources & Takeaways

00:29:20 Episode Wrap Up

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  ✨ Tune in and let Ingrid’s voice guide you toward honoring both your roots and the path you’re charting ahead.

  
  

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