Up Next
Artists Carmen de la Paz and Raoul Deal, and Immigrant Defenders Law Center
Season 26
Episode 4
26:46
Back to Show
Adelante
Carmen De La Paz
3 years have passed since the tragedy in which 6 died and dozens were injured during the Waukesha Christmas Parade. Carmen de la Paz, a well-known television personality and artist, was in charge of the Waukesha Strong Tile Project. More than 1,400 tiles were created to build a wall that pays tribute to the victims. Let's see what this project meant, which was carried out over almost two years.
Support Provided By
Season
26:46
WI Attorney General Josh Kaul joins other states in opposing President Trump's executive order
26:46
UMOS new president and CEO, José Martínez.
26:46
Carmen de la Paz pays tribute to the victims of the victims of the Waukesha Christmas Parade.
26:46
Make-A-Wish Wisconsin extends an invitation to the Hispanic community
26:46
Millions of people across the world come together to celebrate the Day of the Dead
26:46
Bembé Drum and Dance, FAST Fund Local 212, Vote 2024 Table Talk
26:46
This documentary is based on Jesus Salas' memoir: Obreros Unidos
26:46
Hope for DACA, VOTE 2024 - Democracy
26:46
Award winning programs of 2024
26:46
EcoLatinos is An organization that advocates for the participation of Latinos in the clean ecology
26:46
ADELANTE chats with the mayor of Fitchburg, Wisconsin -- Julia Arata-Fratta.
26:46
This is an election year, and ADELANTE discusses bipartisan legislation.