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Returning for its 11 year, LéaLA past events have included a prestigious lineup of writers, poetry reading sessions, signings, children’s workshops, book presentations and more. This year’s literacy celebration is no different; it will continue to offer free programs and activities for children, families and educators.

Epidemiologists believed that Latinos have often lived longer and healthier lives since the 1980s but recent data points out preventable deaths increasing among Latinos due to mental health, substance use and economic pressures creating a shift in the Latino Paradox.

Returning for its 11 year, LéaLA past events have included a prestigious lineup of writers, poetry reading sessions, signings, children’s workshops, book presentations and more. This year’s literacy celebration is no different; it will continue to offer free programs and activities for children, families and educators.