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online deaf+ community expands and inspires
submitted by madison gonzalezedited by sarina e. guerra Although the term Deaf+ isn’t widely known, it represents a unique community of individuals who are Deaf and also live with blindness, Cerebral Palsy (CP), or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). While being Deaf is often seen as simply a lack of hearing, in my eight or so…
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“chill hike” makes for fast friends at Anza Borrego State Park
submitted by letty c. guerraedited by sarina e. guerra Politics, plane crashes, and slew of social media posts of every kind—aaahhh! It can all be too much to handle and makes a person just want to run away and scream! This past weekend, I knew I had to find a respite for my soul. A…
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announcement #3
Calling all nature lovers and day trippers out there!! 🌷🌿🤗 In this season of love, we’re happy to share this simple, soulful story about a day hike at nearby Anza Borrego State Park that went unexpectedly well for our newest guest writer, Leticia C. Guerra. In this story, we see that—no matter your age—getting out…
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announcement #2
Well, how’s the New Year treating y’all so far? Personally, my resolutions don’t usually take shape until about a month in, but I applaud those of you who get going right away 👏🏽👏🏽 So if you need some motivation to keep crushing it or maybe a little push to get started, here’s a seriously inspiring…
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from dark clouds to rays of glory:
surviving alcoholism & homelessnesssubmitted by joseph adrian salazaredited by sarina e. guerra Many of you readers may have heard my name or seen my face somewhere in the press over the course of this last year, mainly because I have enjoyed a lot of positive attention for various projects I have been working on within Imperial County. My…
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announcement #1
Get ready Imperial Valley!! A new generation of Thought Leaders is being born right here in humble Brawley, California. Having collaborated with the California Arts Council once upon a time and dabbled in freelancing for mainstream media these last few years, I can tell you that what makes People’s Press different is, well—almost everything! But…
