Highlighting Yvonne M. Estrada for Hispanic Heritage Month
Yvonne M. Estrada is impressive. Born in Montebello and brought up in Pico Rivera, Yvonne is an arresting, heroic figure,Read More…
Read More…Mireya Vela
Mireya S. Vela is a creative non-fiction writer and researcher in Los Angeles. In her work, Ms. Vela addresses the needs of immigrant Mexican families and the disparities they face every day. She tackles issues of inequity and how ingrained societal systems support the (ongoing) injustice that contributes to continuing poverty and abuse. Ms. Vela received her Bachelor’s degree in English from Whitter College—and received her Master of Fine Arts from Antioch University in 2018. She is also a visual artist.
Posts by Mireya:
Hispanic Heritage Month Highlight: Bobbie Becerra Highlights Childhood Abuse and Domestic Violence Through Storytelling
Bobbie Becerra is a storyteller, writer, and activist. She grew up in the Echo Park area of Los Angeles withRead More…
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How Does a Strike Benefit Parents?
I’m an LAUSD mom. I have had two children go through the district and their experiences have been as differentRead More…
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