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Olivia Monahan Chicana journalist, editor, educator, and organizer in Sacramento whose sole focus is to shed light on stories on our most impacted and marginalized communities, but even more importantly, for those stories to humanize those normally left out. She is an Ida B Wells Investigative Journalism Fellow 2022 Finalist, a member of the Parenting Journalists Society, and has bylines in The Courier, The Sacramento Bee, The Americano, Submerge Magazine among others.

The Waco Hispanic Museum Tells the Story of Migrant Communities in Their Own Words

The Origins of the Song ‘Cinco Pa Las Doce’ by Nestor Zavarce

The History Behind Some of Our Favorite NYE Latino Rituals

This Cultural Center Bears the Name of a Tenacious Latina

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This Park Showcases the Impact of Cuban Culture

The Importance of Miami’s Hispanic Branch Library

El Centro Cultural de la Raza Honors the Latino Community in San Diego

The Colonial Origin Story of Nacimientos and Its Prevalence in the Latino Community

Fútbol Has Many Superheroes, Messi Is One of Them

Spanish Landing Park Marks the Spot Where the Conquerors from the Portola-Serra Expedition Landed

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These Holiday Ancestral Dishes Continue to be Enjoyed After Hundreds of Years

Credit: Nuestro Stories Over the course of the month, we’ve spent time taking a look at some of the varied traditions that surround the holiday in our modern times. While many things have changed, evolved, or grown over the course of lifetimes, there are some traditions so ancestral and connected to our people that they […]

Celebrating the Holidays at the Tesoro Cultural Center

Image courtesy of Nuestro Stories. As the holidays approach, there are quite a few places across the United States who choose to celebrate in a way that harkens to the older cultural traditions of Latino and Indigenous people around the world. While many put out cookies for Santa Claus and hang stockings, places like the […]