As we continue our mission to highlight and amplify Latino excellence, we’re proud to expand our storytelling efforts by not only sharing our original content, but also uplifting powerful stories from other platforms doing this important work across this great nation. One such story is that of Central Valley artist Adam Perez, whose deeply moving exhibit Tierra Mía, at Arte Américas, turns personal and generational pain into powerful visual narratives. Through bold, emotional pieces, Adam explores themes of identity, grief, and healing—offering a mirror to his own journey and a message of hope to our broader comunidad. Featured on Your Central Valley and in this YouTube interview, his work reminds us that art has the power to transform, connect, and heal.
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Paty Millán Montesinos, a trailblazing Latina technologist turned award-winning author, is redefining representation in children’s literature. Her bilingual books, inspired by her son’s journey with vision impairment, empower children to see themselves as heroes of their own stories. Recently honored with two International Latino Book Awards, Paty continues to inspire through her message of inclusion, resilience, and the beauty of embracing our differences.
Dr. Nicolás Kanellos, founder of Arte Público Press, is stepping down, passing the torch to a new generation committed to amplifying Latino voices.