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From Portland to Mexico City, the music of Y La Bamba plays on
Luz Elena Mendoza Ramos is breaking barriers with their genre-bending, culture-connecting sound.
Oregon summer camp aims to make STEM field more inclusive
Mariachi STEAM combines mariachi music with STEM learning over a week-long camp.
Formerly incarcerated man now helping homeless people in Portland find permanent housing
Danny Contreras Martinez is a care coordinator for Urban Alchemy’s Clinton Triangle location. He's on a mission to give back & help homeless folks get a fresh start.
Meet Portland's budding Regional Mexican teen musician Emanuel Garcia
Influenced by his brothers, Garcia began developing his skills with the guitar at just 15 years old. Now, he's signed to the record label Del Records.
Oregon woman and farmworkers advocate reflects on Mexican parent's journey to US
Reyna Lopez's parents traveled from Mexico to the U.S. in search of jobs. Now Lopez is an advocate for farmworkers.
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Portland artist behind Y La Bamba goes back to their roots
Oregon summer camp combines mariachi music with STEM courses
Man who was formerly incarcerated now helps people get into housing
Meet Portland's budding Regional Mexican teen musician Emanuel Garcia
Oregon advocate for farmworkers reflects on Mexican parent's journey to US
Oregon State Hall of Fame gymnast reflects on legacy, Mexican heritage
How nonprofit Adelante Mujeres supports women and their families
How the owner of Portland's Brujos Brewing is breaking barriers with his craft
How restauranteur Angel Medina started a Portland hospitality empire
Mission of Colegio Cesar Chavez lives on in Oregon
Susan Castillo paved way as first Latina elected to Oregon State Legislature
The record-breaking career of former Oregon Duck runner Rudy Chapa
Oregon State Hall of Fame gymnast reflects on legacy, Mexican heritage
Mandi Rodriguez competed as a gymnast at Oregon State University from 2007 to 2010. She credits her biggest supporters for influencing her life through her culture.
Latinas offered a network of support at Forest Grove nonprofit Adelante Mujeres
Bridget Cooke co-founded Adelante Mujeres back in 2002 and currently serves as the executive director. Cooke's passion for this work comes from her own experience.
Family and culture at the heart of the beers at Brujos Brewing
With the brewery's gothic interior, Brujos Brewing owner Samuel Zermeño has found a way to mix his love of art and beer into one.
Portland restauranteur launches food media platform that gives voice to those often underrepresented
Angel Medina, who's founded restaurants, cafes and bars in Portland, started Todos Media, which looks to uplift underrepresented voices in the culinary industry.
Oregon was home to the nation's first Chicano college. Its legacy still lives on today
Colegio César Chávez in Mt. Angel was the first Chicano accredited university in the U.S. Former administrators say colleges should continue to push for inclusivity.
Rudy Chapa's track and field legacy at University of Oregon
As a six-time All-American, Rudy Chapa was one of the best distance runners ever at the University of Oregon.
How Portlander Kathleen Saadat has fought for the rights of LGBTQ+ communities
Kathleen Saadat organized the first Pride March in Portland, and fought against what some regard as the harshest anti-gay measure put to voters in U.S. history.
Gay film director based in Portland brings marginalized stories to big screen
Two-time Academy Award nominated filmmaker Gus Van Sant is often credited with helping shape the landscape of LGBTQ+ filmmaking.
How the former owner of Just Out newspaper amplified voices in Oregon's LGBTQ+ communities
Marty Davis, the former owner of Just Out newspaper, decided to launch the Shoutout social media page to continue giving a voice to the LGBTQ+ community.
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