Univision working to create immigration archive

Immigrants can tell their stories to be archived for generations to come. I imagine this will be valuable to people in the future who are researching their family histories.    - - Donna Poisl

By DAVID BAUDER - AP Television Writer

NEW YORK -- The Spanish-language media company Univision and one of its top advertisers are encouraging Hispanics to share their stories about establishing new lives in the United States for an immigrant archive.

The Univision network will kick off the effort, called Generacion America, during Thursday's telecast of the Latin Grammy Awards.

Univision and its affiliated networks will help collect stories from celebrities and average citizens to be part of the Immigrant Archive Project, an independent effort to collect the stories, and show snippets of them on TV. The advertiser Procter & Gamble is helping to fund the effort, although neither company would say how much is being spent.
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