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Yesica Coria
Yesica Coria's grace and transparency impacted our perception of the arts and how we choose to live our lives and transport us to the origins of a culture whose main source of subsistence was corn. An introspective on the use of this recyclable material to create crafts that before our eyes become works of art.
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This documentary is based on Jesus Salas' memoir: Obreros Unidos
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Hope for DACA, VOTE 2024 - Democracy
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Award winning programs of 2024
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EcoLatinos is An organization that advocates for the participation of Latinos in the clean ecology
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ADELANTE chats with the mayor of Fitchburg, Wisconsin -- Julia Arata-Fratta.
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This is an election year, and ADELANTE discusses bipartisan legislation.
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The Latina Resource Center, how to prevent relationships that lead to domestic violence.
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ADELANTE tells the story of Elena Abend and Orlando Pimentel who are Venezuelan artists.
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We take a look at the vibrant work of artist Juan Flores,
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ADELANTE meets Nicole Acosta, the Pfister Hotel's 14th Artist-in-Residence.
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Three stories that were awarded a Regional Emmy.