Intercultural & Diversity
Hispanic:
Actress, Orange is the New Black
At age 14, Guerrero watched her family be deported. She shares the incredible story of how she was able to remain in the U.S., continue her education and build a successful career.
America’s First Latina Fighter Pilot
Turned away from flight school because she was a woman, Custodio went on to break barriers (including the sound barrier) as the first Latina USAF pilot and commercial pilot for American Airlines.
NPR Senior Correspondent
With more than 30 years covering national and world events, Suarez explores Latino American history, the intersection of faith and politics, journalism in the age of fake news, social media and more.
First Hispanic MLB Franchise Owner
Linda Alvarado made history as the first Hispanic owner of a Major League Baseball franchise. Known for her outstanding leadership, she was named among the 100 Most Influential Hispanics in America.
Poet & Actor
The subject of the acclaimed documentary Lemon, Lemon Andersen is taking the world of spoken word by storm with plays such as "ToasT" and "County of Kings."
Political Director, Our Revolution
Erika Andiola is the former Press Secretary for Latino Outreach for Bernie 2016 and current Political Director for the campaign's successor organization, Our Revolution.
Historian & Performing Artist
Jorge Arce is an actor, musician, writer, and cultural activist who presents his musical-theater educational show "The Afro-Caribbean Workshop: The Ultimate Diversity Experience" throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico.
Founder, Catalina Magazine & FOX Correspondent
Cathy Areu is one of journalism's most prominent Hispanic American women. She is the publisher of Catalina, which reaches more than 1.5 million Hispanic readers nationwide.