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It’s 6:45 am on a crisp, October morning in downtown Los Angeles. Outside the federal courthouse, a line has already formed around the buildin…
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From social justice organizer and author to panelist at the Raizado Festival, Cristina Jiménez is a Latina trailblazer who shares her powerful…
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The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program reopened Wednesday for first-time applicants. However, the U.S. Citizenship and Immi…
On Monday, November 11, Flor Martinez Zaragoza, the activist and influencer, is organizing a rally and march for systemic change along with ot…
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This year's elections have brought a lot of emotions to the undocumented community. Every year we see our loved ones get their hopes up about …
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During the pandemic, Trinidad Alcala-Arcos lost her father to healthcare inequalities.
PBS/America ReFramed’s documentary film, FROM HERE, which follows four activists and artists struggling to define belonging
The documentary film, which is brought to us by WORLD and American Documentary, follows the lives of four artists and activists who are not only fighting to belong in the height of growing nationalism but in societies, New York and Berlin, that are exceedingly hostile toward their existence. The inspiration behind this film came from Antonakos-Wallace’s experience growing up as a Greek-American in Seattle, Washington. Raised as part of the Greek Orthodox, which tends to be sexist and homophobic, and exploring her own identity, the filmmaker wondered how culture changes and what people do with their traditions as they’re fighting for progressive change.
