One Breath, One Step: Lilian Alfaro Cavlan on Guiding Our Students and Ourselves
Lilian Alfaro Cavlan, author of Prevail, on guiding students and parents through school, and the power of one breath, one step.
One Breath, One Step: Lilian Alfaro Cavlan on Guiding Our Students and Ourselves
Lilian Alfaro Cavlan, author of Prevail, on guiding students and parents through school, and the power of one breath, one step.
Eddie Garcia on the History San Jose Left Out: "We Belong"
Eddie Garcia, author of Mexican Heritage Plaza, on exposure, resilience, and San Jose's Mexican history. Cafecito with Silicon Valley Latino.
Mary Mora Started With One Question: "What If We Organize?"
Mary Mora, founder of Unidas Somos Más Fuertes, on organizing, hope, and mentorship. Episode 2 of Cafecito with Emmy-nominated Silicon Valley Latino.
Recognition Matters: The City of Sunnyvale Proclaims Hispanic Heritage Month
Sunnyvale proclaimed Hispanic Heritage Month and invited SVL CEO Alex Ontiveros to speak. His message: recognition matters, and so do our stories.
Personal Branding From the Roots Up, Part 1: Start With Your Values
SVL Executive Cultura Ambassador Nancy Marmolejo shows how your core values, from familia to comunidad, become the foundation of your personal brand.
From Immigrant Kid to CEO: Alex Ontiveros' Story
Two teachers wrote letters about a young man Alex Ontiveros didn't yet recognize. At a BILL fireside chat, the SVL founder shares how he became him.
Dr. Antonio Lopez Is Still Writing East Palo Alto's Story, One Poem at a Time
Dr. Antonio Lopez, San Mateo County Poet Laureate, on poetry, power, and giving back. The first Cafecito with Emmy-nominated Silicon Valley Latino.
The Home We Carry, The Home We Create
Executive Cultura Ambassador Jazmin Diaz finds home in the smells of Degollado, Jalisco, and in the traditions she passes on to her four children.
Sazón, Familia y Amor: The Flavors of Home
Our Home series continues this Hispanic Heritage Month. Today’s essay comes from Angela Flores Robertson, Service Delivery Leader at Palo Alto Networks.
From Where We Started to Where We’re Going
From government housing in rural Colorado to the boardroom, Michael Archuleta on the fighting chance that shaped his idea of home.
Home, In Their Own Words
What does home mean to you? Four voices from SVL's Advisory Board answer in their own words this Hispanic Heritage Month.
What Home Means to Me
For his father, home was Mexico. For his mother, home was wherever family gathered. For Francisco Jiménez, home became something he had to leave to find. A reflection from the author of The Circuit.