Crystal Martinez discusses teaching her children about their Puerto Rican heritage, passing down the Spanish language, and visiting Puerto Rico with her family.
Agustin Ramos Jr. discusses growing up in Salinas, Puerto Rico, his work in community organizations in Rochester, NY, and Puerto Rican music and dance.
Berlin Bermudez discusses the differences between living in Puerto Rico, New York City, and Rochester, passing down cultural traditions and language to her daughter, and generational differences.
Yesenia Ramos-Torres discusses her different relationships with her Puerto Rican and Ecuadorian heritage, the importance of speaking Spanish, and passing down cultural traditions to her children.
Stephanie Paredes discusses her connection with the Dominican Republic, the cultural differences between living in Washington Heights and Rochester, NY, and her commitment to working towards greater inclusion in the Latino community.
Mivette Clavijo discusses her family’s different connections with Puerto Rican culture, her experience being bilingual in Spanish and English, and holiday traditions from her childhood.
Mariela Polito-Fischer discusses moving from Argentina to the United States, working in bilingual education, and passing down cultural traditions and values to her children.
Nadia Paulino discusses visiting the Dominican Republic with her family, passing down cultural traditions to her children, and the local Latino community in Rochester.
Crystal Martinez discusses teaching her children about their Puerto Rican heritage, passing down the Spanish language, and visiting Puerto Rico with her family.
Agustin Ramos Jr. discusses growing up in Salinas, Puerto Rico, his work in community organizations in Rochester, NY, and Puerto Rican music and dance.
Berlin Bermudez discusses the differences between living in Puerto Rico, New York City, and Rochester, passing down cultural traditions and language to her daughter, and generational differences.
Yesenia Ramos-Torres discusses her different relationships with her Puerto Rican and Ecuadorian heritage, the importance of speaking Spanish, and passing down cultural traditions to her children.
Stephanie Paredes discusses her connection with the Dominican Republic, the cultural differences between living in Washington Heights and Rochester, NY, and her commitment to working towards greater inclusion in the Latino community.
Mivette Clavijo discusses her family’s different connections with Puerto Rican culture, her experience being bilingual in Spanish and English, and holiday traditions from her childhood.
Mariela Polito-Fischer discusses moving from Argentina to the United States, working in bilingual education, and passing down cultural traditions and values to her children.
Nadia Paulino discusses visiting the Dominican Republic with her family, passing down cultural traditions to her children, and the local Latino community in Rochester.
Crystal Martinez discusses teaching her children about their Puerto Rican heritage, passing down the Spanish language, and visiting Puerto Rico with her family.
Agustin Ramos Jr. discusses growing up in Salinas, Puerto Rico, his work in community organizations in Rochester, NY, and Puerto Rican music and dance.
Berlin Bermudez discusses the differences between living in Puerto Rico, New York City, and Rochester, passing down cultural traditions and language to her daughter, and generational differences.
Yesenia Ramos-Torres discusses her different relationships with her Puerto Rican and Ecuadorian heritage, the importance of speaking Spanish, and passing down cultural traditions to her children.
Stephanie Paredes discusses her connection with the Dominican Republic, the cultural differences between living in Washington Heights and Rochester, NY, and her commitment to working towards greater inclusion in the Latino community.
Mivette Clavijo discusses her family’s different connections with Puerto Rican culture, her experience being bilingual in Spanish and English, and holiday traditions from her childhood.
Mariela Polito-Fischer discusses moving from Argentina to the United States, working in bilingual education, and passing down cultural traditions and values to her children.
Nadia Paulino discusses visiting the Dominican Republic with her family, passing down cultural traditions to her children, and the local Latino community in Rochester.
Crystal Martinez discusses teaching her children about their Puerto Rican heritage, passing down the Spanish language, and visiting Puerto Rico with her family.
Agustin Ramos Jr. discusses growing up in Salinas, Puerto Rico, his work in community organizations in Rochester, NY, and Puerto Rican music and dance.
Berlin Bermudez discusses the differences between living in Puerto Rico, New York City, and Rochester, passing down cultural traditions and language to her daughter, and generational differences.
Yesenia Ramos-Torres discusses her different relationships with her Puerto Rican and Ecuadorian heritage, the importance of speaking Spanish, and passing down cultural traditions to her children.
Stephanie Paredes discusses her connection with the Dominican Republic, the cultural differences between living in Washington Heights and Rochester, NY, and her commitment to working towards greater inclusion in the Latino community.
Mivette Clavijo discusses her family’s different connections with Puerto Rican culture, her experience being bilingual in Spanish and English, and holiday traditions from her childhood.
Mariela Polito-Fischer discusses moving from Argentina to the United States, working in bilingual education, and passing down cultural traditions and values to her children.
Nadia Paulino discusses visiting the Dominican Republic with her family, passing down cultural traditions to her children, and the local Latino community in Rochester.
Crystal Martinez discusses teaching her children about their Puerto Rican heritage, passing down the Spanish language, and visiting Puerto Rico with her family.
Agustin Ramos Jr. discusses growing up in Salinas, Puerto Rico, his work in community organizations in Rochester, NY, and Puerto Rican music and dance.
Berlin Bermudez discusses the differences between living in Puerto Rico, New York City, and Rochester, passing down cultural traditions and language to her daughter, and generational differences.
Yesenia Ramos-Torres discusses her different relationships with her Puerto Rican and Ecuadorian heritage, the importance of speaking Spanish, and passing down cultural traditions to her children.
Stephanie Paredes discusses her connection with the Dominican Republic, the cultural differences between living in Washington Heights and Rochester, NY, and her commitment to working towards greater inclusion in the Latino community.
Mivette Clavijo discusses her family’s different connections with Puerto Rican culture, her experience being bilingual in Spanish and English, and holiday traditions from her childhood.
Mariela Polito-Fischer discusses moving from Argentina to the United States, working in bilingual education, and passing down cultural traditions and values to her children.
Nadia Paulino discusses visiting the Dominican Republic with her family, passing down cultural traditions to her children, and the local Latino community in Rochester.
Crystal Martinez discusses teaching her children about their Puerto Rican heritage, passing down the Spanish language, and visiting Puerto Rico with her family.
Agustin Ramos Jr. discusses growing up in Salinas, Puerto Rico, his work in community organizations in Rochester, NY, and Puerto Rican music and dance.
Berlin Bermudez discusses the differences between living in Puerto Rico, New York City, and Rochester, passing down cultural traditions and language to her daughter, and generational differences.
Yesenia Ramos-Torres discusses her different relationships with her Puerto Rican and Ecuadorian heritage, the importance of speaking Spanish, and passing down cultural traditions to her children.
Stephanie Paredes discusses her connection with the Dominican Republic, the cultural differences between living in Washington Heights and Rochester, NY, and her commitment to working towards greater inclusion in the Latino community.
Mivette Clavijo discusses her family’s different connections with Puerto Rican culture, her experience being bilingual in Spanish and English, and holiday traditions from her childhood.
Mariela Polito-Fischer discusses moving from Argentina to the United States, working in bilingual education, and passing down cultural traditions and values to her children.
Nadia Paulino discusses visiting the Dominican Republic with her family, passing down cultural traditions to her children, and the local Latino community in Rochester.
Crystal Martinez discusses teaching her children about their Puerto Rican heritage, passing down the Spanish language, and visiting Puerto Rico with her family.
Agustin Ramos Jr. discusses growing up in Salinas, Puerto Rico, his work in community organizations in Rochester, NY, and Puerto Rican music and dance.
Berlin Bermudez discusses the differences between living in Puerto Rico, New York City, and Rochester, passing down cultural traditions and language to her daughter, and generational differences.
Yesenia Ramos-Torres discusses her different relationships with her Puerto Rican and Ecuadorian heritage, the importance of speaking Spanish, and passing down cultural traditions to her children.
Stephanie Paredes discusses her connection with the Dominican Republic, the cultural differences between living in Washington Heights and Rochester, NY, and her commitment to working towards greater inclusion in the Latino community.
Mivette Clavijo discusses her family’s different connections with Puerto Rican culture, her experience being bilingual in Spanish and English, and holiday traditions from her childhood.
Mariela Polito-Fischer discusses moving from Argentina to the United States, working in bilingual education, and passing down cultural traditions and values to her children.
Nadia Paulino discusses visiting the Dominican Republic with her family, passing down cultural traditions to her children, and the local Latino community in Rochester.
Crystal Martinez discusses teaching her children about their Puerto Rican heritage, passing down the Spanish language, and visiting Puerto Rico with her family.
Agustin Ramos Jr. discusses growing up in Salinas, Puerto Rico, his work in community organizations in Rochester, NY, and Puerto Rican music and dance.
Berlin Bermudez discusses the differences between living in Puerto Rico, New York City, and Rochester, passing down cultural traditions and language to her daughter, and generational differences.
Yesenia Ramos-Torres discusses her different relationships with her Puerto Rican and Ecuadorian heritage, the importance of speaking Spanish, and passing down cultural traditions to her children.
Stephanie Paredes discusses her connection with the Dominican Republic, the cultural differences between living in Washington Heights and Rochester, NY, and her commitment to working towards greater inclusion in the Latino community.
Mivette Clavijo discusses her family’s different connections with Puerto Rican culture, her experience being bilingual in Spanish and English, and holiday traditions from her childhood.
Mariela Polito-Fischer discusses moving from Argentina to the United States, working in bilingual education, and passing down cultural traditions and values to her children.
Nadia Paulino discusses visiting the Dominican Republic with her family, passing down cultural traditions to her children, and the local Latino community in Rochester.
Crystal Martinez discusses teaching her children about their Puerto Rican heritage, passing down the Spanish language, and visiting Puerto Rico with her family.
Agustin Ramos Jr. discusses growing up in Salinas, Puerto Rico, his work in community organizations in Rochester, NY, and Puerto Rican music and dance.
Berlin Bermudez discusses the differences between living in Puerto Rico, New York City, and Rochester, passing down cultural traditions and language to her daughter, and generational differences.
Yesenia Ramos-Torres discusses her different relationships with her Puerto Rican and Ecuadorian heritage, the importance of speaking Spanish, and passing down cultural traditions to her children.
Stephanie Paredes discusses her connection with the Dominican Republic, the cultural differences between living in Washington Heights and Rochester, NY, and her commitment to working towards greater inclusion in the Latino community.
Mivette Clavijo discusses her family’s different connections with Puerto Rican culture, her experience being bilingual in Spanish and English, and holiday traditions from her childhood.
Mariela Polito-Fischer discusses moving from Argentina to the United States, working in bilingual education, and passing down cultural traditions and values to her children.
Nadia Paulino discusses visiting the Dominican Republic with her family, passing down cultural traditions to her children, and the local Latino community in Rochester.
Crystal Martinez discusses teaching her children about their Puerto Rican heritage, passing down the Spanish language, and visiting Puerto Rico with her family.
Agustin Ramos Jr. discusses growing up in Salinas, Puerto Rico, his work in community organizations in Rochester, NY, and Puerto Rican music and dance.
Berlin Bermudez discusses the differences between living in Puerto Rico, New York City, and Rochester, passing down cultural traditions and language to her daughter, and generational differences.
Yesenia Ramos-Torres discusses her different relationships with her Puerto Rican and Ecuadorian heritage, the importance of speaking Spanish, and passing down cultural traditions to her children.
Stephanie Paredes discusses her connection with the Dominican Republic, the cultural differences between living in Washington Heights and Rochester, NY, and her commitment to working towards greater inclusion in the Latino community.
Mivette Clavijo discusses her family’s different connections with Puerto Rican culture, her experience being bilingual in Spanish and English, and holiday traditions from her childhood.
Mariela Polito-Fischer discusses moving from Argentina to the United States, working in bilingual education, and passing down cultural traditions and values to her children.
Nadia Paulino discusses visiting the Dominican Republic with her family, passing down cultural traditions to her children, and the local Latino community in Rochester.