"I can talk to anyone with pride and no fear." In this episode, hear from the director of a nonprofit that helps eligible residents become US citizens, and a mother who learned English instead of relying on interpreters because, she says, "I'm not gonna let anyone talk for me." You'll also hear from an attorney who discusses the challenges faced by those who are who are given freedom from incarceration only to find that their freedom is an illusion.

To Alma Chacón, liberty would mean that "everyone had access and a fair opportunity to access what's available for everyone." She, along with her husband, founded the Community for Advancement for Family Education (C.A.F.É.), a Wenatchee-based nonprofit that has been striving towards this goal since 2004. Hear from the founders and staff of this institution that has improved health outcomes for many people in the Wenatchee Valley.

The Latine community in Wenatchee has played a large role in the story of making the city the Apple Capital of the World. But while over a third of Wenatchee's residents are Latine, stories from this community are not often heard. In this episode of A More Perfect Union, host Violeta Martin provides an introduction and poet Martha Flores presents poetry about the North Central Washington Valley.