While gentrification continues to change the face of the Mission District, businesses like La Palma work hard to preserve tradition. Established in 1953, it is the second oldest Latino-owned business on Calle 24, and the only tortillería in San Francisco.
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Watch Jessica and Maria talk about their experiences as workers and supporters of the Clínica Martín-Baró. They elaborate on all of the services that the clínica provides for the community, especially for undocumented residents. -
Watch Karla talk about her new salsa business, Pass the Sauced. She shares business insights for up-and-coming entrepreneurs and resources that people can utilize to begin their business journey. -
Watch Paul S. Flores discuss his upcoming play, We Have Iré, which tells the true stories of Afro-Cuban immigrants living in the United States, and their influence on and experience with American culture. -
Daniel Parada, a Mission District native, is the artist and mastermind behind the world of Zotz, a historical-fantasy comic book series set in Mesoamerica. -
Eva Royale, a longtime United Farm Workers activist, shares with us a bit of her life as the daughter of farm workers in the Central Valley, a community leader in La Mission, and her legacy as the Executive Producer of the annual Cesar Chavez Parade and Festival.