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  • How to Help: Uvalde shooting victims, survivors, families still need support

    In the aftermath of the mass school shooting in Uvalde, the community, which is about 82% Latino, still needs support. Here are some top ways to help. We will be updating this resource list as needed.

    By Nancy Flores 
    Hundreds of flower bouquets, candles and children's toys laid at the memorial site at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas, on Memorial Day. Photo by Nancy Flores/Austin Vida

  • Lessons of resilience from César Chávez march

    After a pandemic pause, the annual Austin march and rally honoring civil rights and labor leader César Chávez resumed. Here are some lessons learned at this year's 19th annual event.

    By Nancy Flores 
    Austin marked the return of its annual ¡Sí Se Puede! César Chávez March & Day of Action. Photo by Austin Vida

  • Sí Se Puede

    It's been such a challenging time in our comunidad, and we're in awe of all the resilience we've seen through these times. So, we'd like to cheer on those who have been inspiring us lately. Did you or someone you know receive an honor we should know about? Let us know by emailing us at news@austinvida.com for publication consideration.

    By Austin Vida staff  
    Austinite Mando Rayo, a taco journalist and producer at Identity Productions, received a James Beard Foundation nomination. Contributed photo

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