the future of la raza: remembering latino legacy & reassessing our identity
At this point, this story is about so much more than César Chávez—but for chronology’s sake let’s take this story
rediscovering the legacy of the farmworker’s movement
My ancestors in the Imperial Valley achieved hard-fought victories that will be celebrated years to come, but they came at
announcement #34
Let’s give it up for local nonprofit and folklorico dance group Las Flores del Valle who recently donated to Cancer
looking inwards: mexican-american identity & the imperial valley
written by dario-felix morenoedited by sarina e. guerra Growing up as a third-generation Mexican-American in the Imperial Valley, my cultural
announcement #33
While we’ve been hard at work behind the scenes reviewing submissions and drumming up donations, world news has thrust just
announcement #32
‘Nuff said 🙂↕️ #CitizenJournalism #nonprofit #familia #newearth #ImperialValley View Video Page
SWHS freshman bit by the journalism bug
written by heidi hayasakaedited by sarina e. guerra When I was in eighth grade, my eldest brother, Ian, would tell




