Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center

08/23/2026

She built a movement, then pursued law. Now, she's bridging both worlds, organizing Latino attorneys to serve her community. It's not just a job, it's a lifestyle dedicated to justice.

08/23/2026

At 17, serving suspension for a gang fight, a principal's offer changed everything. Interning on the North Side revealed stark city inequities and ignited a passion for community service. It was a realization: I didn't want to be part of the problem, I wanted to be part of the solution.

08/23/2026

Trafficking can start subtly. Slight changes in grades or appearance might be missed. This story highlights how a local high school student was trafficked by her boyfriend's father, with warning signs like slipping grades and stopped wearing makeup. These weren't obvious indicators, but slight behavioral shifts outside the norm.

08/22/2026

Discover how Redeem Neighborhoods began, born from a desire to serve communities struggling with substance use and homelessness. Learn about their vision to unite businesses, residents, and the unhoused for positive change.

08/22/2026

When tackling substance misuse and homelessness, community relationships are key. Discover why connecting people, not just programs, leads to lasting impact and recognizes everyone's value.

08/22/2026

Arizona communities are uniting to tackle homelessness and substance misuse. With thousands experiencing homelessness and daily opioid deaths, organizations like Redeem Neighborhoods are vital. Founder Jeanette Arntz shares how compassion and engagement empower communities towards hope and unity.

08/22/2026

Having walked the path of substance use, I understand its profound impact on minds, bodies, families, and hearts. This lived experience fuels my ability to connect with others, offering a familiar and non-judgmental presence, whether in a park or a classroom. I approach people with the empathy and understanding born from truly knowing both sides of addiction's story.

08/21/2026

Inside the World of Elvira Zamora, Founder & Fashion Designer, of Chicano Elegance | Play it by Ear with Julie Ear - Latino USA TV Los Angeles.

Explore the story behind Chicano Elegance with founder Elvira Zamora. Learn how this fashion designer built her brand and vision.
Produced by: Gil Bivens Coproduced by: Roman P. Reyes

This conversation between Julie Ear and Elvira Zamora offers a detailed look at the roots of the Chicano Elegance Foundation. We discuss the journey from concept to reality, highlighting the challenges and successes of building a brand that honors cultural identity. This episode is for anyone interested in fashion design, community building, and the business side of creative work.

Throughout the discussion, Elvira Zamora shares insights into her creative process as a fashion designer. You will see visual context through family photos and magazine features that shaped her path. By examining the Chicano Elegance brand, viewers gain a clearer understanding of how to merge personal heritage with professional design work. We specifically look at the mission behind the Chicano Elegance Foundation and how it supports the community.

Story by: Julie Ear, Play it by Ear, produced by: Gil Bivens, copro...

08/11/2026

Mark your calendars for Saturday September 12! Something fun for the whole community!