Lucia Gonzalez Ippolito, a local muralist, educator, and author, goes to share the empowering messages of her art and resiliency stemming from the streets of the San Francisco Mission District.

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LUNA - Latinos United for a New America - from East San Jose go to share resources for these times of Covid.

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Valentina, born and raised from the Mission District in San Francisco,  is the founder of Mission Native where she encourages young homitos and homitas to always remember who they are and where they come from. Embrace your roots, mi gente!

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Ray Flores shares his experience growing up around lowriders and going to his first car shows with a camera along with 5 extra rolls of film. He continues his photography as a way to bring positive representation to what lowridering has always been about.

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Reyna Lopez, the executive director of PCUN in Oregon, details her previous leadership experiences and the obstacles that accompanied them. She also provides her reflections on what it means to be a Latina professional, stemming from a family of immigrants.

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Hector Verdugo from Homeboy Industries shares why it’s important to practice healing, enabling us to then provide the best healing space possible for our varrios.

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Victor Ochoa, Cindy Rocha, and Stephen Hajosy speak on the Anastasio mural in Chicano Park which reflects our modern-day hardships of the migration experience, including the murder of Anastasio Hernández Rojas at the hands of Customs and Border Protection personnel.

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Lucinda, famously known as La Morena Art, provides the perspective to how artist as a critical part to any movement, and how others can seek guidance and mentors to learn how to be begin their journey as an activist.

Lucinda, famously known as La Morena Art, goes to share her tips in how she maneuvers between the corporate world while maintaining a strong connection to her indigeneity as a community activist and artist, ensuring that her artwork is rightfully compensated and goes uncensored.

La Morena Art also goes to share about one of her proudest pieces which brings awareness to the #MurderedandMissingIndigenousWomen .

Jully-Alma Taveras from the YouTube channel Investing Latina goes to share her experience of her father opening a bodega (market) in the Bronx, NY during the 90's as a Dominican Republic immigrant family, as well as how she launched her financial professionalism ever since.

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