I'm a multimedia journalist and writer based in New York City. Tejana orgullosa, bilingüe, she/her. Also: graphic designer, amateur DJ, occasional artist.
I'm currently a radio producer at Futuro Media and PRX's Latino USA. Prior to that, I was a reporter and producer at WNYC, New York City's local NPR station. I graduated from Stanford University in 2017, where I got my start in radio at my college station.
I'm interested in reporting narratives about the arts, social justice, history, and pop culture, especially within communities of color.
( 01 )
Latino USA
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Goya In Three Boycotts
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Breaking Down The U.S. Deportation Machine
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How I Made It: A Trip To Sesame Street With Rosita
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DACA Stands, But The Future Is Anything But Certain
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Rosa Clemente On Allyship And Confronting Anti-Blackness
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Inside An Intensive Care Unit In The Heart Of The Pandemic
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For Immigrant Communities, Coronavirus Is A Different Kind Of Threat
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Hola Papi's Advice For Life In Self-Isolation
( 02 )
WNYC
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How Mexican Muralists Shaped 20th Century American Art
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West Side Story Returns To Broadway — And Brings Controversy With It
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Film Festival Shines Spotlight On 80 Years Of Black Women In Cinema (producer)
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A New Exhibit Makes Art Out of the New York City Census
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Documenting Latinx History, One Wikipedia Post at a Time
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Take a Tour of New York City's Long History of Reproductive Rights
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El Museo del Barrio Celebrates 50 Years, and Considers Its Future
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Arthur Miller's "The Hook" Makes Its U.S. Stage Debut
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A Neurodiverse Theater Company Puts Disabled Actors Center Stage
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New York City's Youth Casts A Vote For Participatory Budgeting
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As Underground Retail Changes, Subway Newsstands Remain Iconic
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The 2019 Rhodes Scholar Class Includes Its First-Ever DACA Recipient (producer)
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A New Name Pronunciation Tool Promotes Inclusive Classrooms
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The Literary Legacy of New York's Zora Neale Hurston (producer)
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NYPD Video Used to Develop Software to ID People by Skin Color (producer)
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Classes and Tutorials Create Gender Inclusive Spaces in Makeup
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At Music Festivals, Count on Medics to Keep the Party Going
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Adaptive Design Creates Fashion for Everyone
( 03 )
NPR
( 04 )
The Dallas Morning News
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Emo wouldn't die — so in Deep Ellum, Emo Nite lives
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Learn why these Old East Dallas community gardens have thrived for nearly 30 years
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Hispanic Heritage Month exhibit celebrates 100 years of music in DFW's Mexican-American community
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TCU's Alex Lemon mines memories sweet and terrible for 'Feverland'
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'I know you are here': Mother and newborn escape Harvey, find care in Fort Worth NICU
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Dallas' spoken word scene provides safe spaces for poets
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From Carnegie Hall to Munger Place, Dallas Street Choir gives voice to city's homeless
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First-ever Texas Latino Comic Con inspires both artists and fans
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Creative sanctuary: Arts Mission Oak Cliff helps community artists flourish
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How action movie Baby Driver's soundtrack triggers emotions like a millennial's playlist
( 05 )
San Francisco Chronicle/SF Gate
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Tacos El Grullense: 30 years of family and salsa in the Bay Area
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Building up East Palo Alto with the David Lewis Re-entry Program
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Young singer Kali Uchis builds her brand along with her music
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Mount Kimbie’s approach to electronica hard to define
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Ariel Levy’s ‘The Rules Do Not Apply’ explores female reality
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Chairlift hits its peak with one final tour
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Charli XCX left to her own devices on new mixtape
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Moreno’s music is shaped by current events, and her own life
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Artist Victor Cartagena on Bay Area farming, immigration
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Vagabon’s personal, minimalist indie rock voice
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La Misa Negra’s fusion of Latin influences
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Portraits of girls growing up in Lebanon, U.S.
( 06 )
Refinery29
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How Grammy Voting Works Is Still A Mystery — & That’s The Reason For This Year’s Scandal
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Justice For Rose Tico: Crazy Rich Asians Director Wants To Give Her A Star Wars Series
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The True Story Behind Netflix’s Nisman: The Prosecutor, The President & The Spy
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Instagram Likes Will Start Disappearing Sooner Than You Think
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What It Means To Be A VSCO Girl
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Jessica Jones Isn’t Perfect — & That’s Why We’ll Miss Her Netflix Show The Most
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Everyone Is Talking About It After Cardi B & Pete Davidson: What Is Stan Culture?
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Is Ellen Pompeo Right About How We React To Successful Women?
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Selena Gomez & Emma Stone Are Bringing Zombies Back
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Beyoncé & Jay-Z's New Video Is A Major Lesson In Art History
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What Does FYF’s Cancellation Mean For Women Headlining Music Festivals?
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Childish Gambino's "This Is America" Video Is Full Of Harsh Truths