LUNAA

09/28/2026

📣 We’re looking for a Marketing & Digital Media Intern! 🌱📱

Are you creative, love storytelling, and enjoy creating content that connects with your community? We’d love to hear from you!

As our Marketing & Digital Media Intern, you’ll help bring the work of Nuestras Raíces to life through:

✨ Social media content creation
🎨 Graphic design & flyers
🎥 Short-form video & editing
📸 Event coverage & photography
✍️ Captions & storytelling

🌟 What we offer:
💰 Monthly stipend for our interns
📁 Hands-on experience to build your portfolio
🤝 Opportunities to connect with the community
🌱 Experience supporting culturally rooted programs and initiatives

📍 Spokane, WA

09/02/2026

Thursday, September 3 at 7pm at the Washington Cracker Building. Pivot Spokane In partnership with the Washington State University, the Elson Floyd College of Medicine, and The Nocturnists, presents stories on the theme (Pretend) It's a Person.

Healthcare providers, social service professionals, and community members tell their powerful stories of working with, and being a member of, marginalized populations.
The event is free, with a $10 suggested donation. All proceeds for this event will be donated to wildfire relief efforts.

08/20/2026

Looking for volunteers 🙌🏽
And you get free tacos! 🌮

🌮 A COUPLE HOURS CAN MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE! ❤️

Tacos y Tequila is almost here, and we need YOU! 🙌🏽

Volunteer for a couple of hours, help make the festival a success, and enjoy some FREE TACOS as a thank-you! 🌮🎉

This festival is more than a celebration—it’s a fundraiser supporting Nuestras Raíces and our Cultural & Behavioral Health Center. Every volunteer hour helps us raise funds that go right back into our community.

✨ Give a couple hours.
🌮 Get some tacos.
❤️ Support your community.
🎉 Be part of Tacos y Tequila!

Bring your family, friends, coworkers, or neighbors and volunteer together!

👉 Sign up to volunteer today! We still need volunteers!

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05/17/2026

On May 17, 1954, the Supreme Court issued its ruling in the landmark Brown vs. Board of Education case, rejecting the “separate but equal” doctrine that allowed school segregation. In the ruling, the court found that segregation violated students’ 14th Amendment rights to equal protection under the law. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Yyq6hz

05/08/2026

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Thank you all for being part of an amazing event with our Young Scholars and Graduating Students! We want to thank the graduating student who made the cupcakes and Pastes el Valle for the great food.

A few other updates:
-For those that could not pick up their stoles at the event, they will recieve an email this coming week with more information for pick up.
-The pictures taken at the event will be posted on Nuestras Raices Facebook in the next couple of weeks.

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05/08/2026

Great opportunity! This is an in-person workshop in Spokane called “Ace Your Interview”, designed to help adults feel confident, prepared, and successful in job interviews.

05/06/2026

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We are so excited to have all of you at the Annual Hispanic Latine Graduation and Recognition Ceremony! Take note that the building has changed from tje gymnasium to the student lair which is building 6!

Be there at 5pm and get some drinks, snacks, and meet some of the resources we've invited to be there! Doors open at 4:45pm!

Congratulations Graduates and Young Scholars!!!

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04/30/2026

✨️ Student Speaker Announcement ✨️
We are excited to welcome one of our graduating students this year Alma Vazquez, as our Student Speaker!

🎓 Alma Vazquez is student from Eastern Washington University, earing her degree in Social Work. We have been fortunate to have her at the center working with the community and are excited to see her continue with her career!

04/20/2026

Farmworker women and girls are vulnerable to sexual abuse & harassment by supervisors, company
owners, crew leaders & others. They're unlikely to report it & many may not know that they have any
rights against the abuse. Farmworker women and girls also face retaliation, like risk of being fired, and
continued threats of physical & sexual violence if they refuse advances, including retaliation against
their family members who work with them. Join us on Wednesday, April 22nd for an art-activism workshop to discuss the struggles of farmworker women and decorate bandanas in solidarity!