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Carl Kemp: Falling and Getting Back Up. A Story of Renewal.

2 years ago Feature, The Palacio Podcast

Carl Kemp of Long Beach knows a lot of people and a thing or two about getting things done. In the time that we’ve known him, we’ve witnessed his meteoric rise through public service and the private sector. Carl Kemp was not afraid to take on life challenges: whether it was in City Hall, the Port of Long Beach or to run for the City Council seat in the fifth district or to startup his own lobbying and…

Palacio Podcast

Replay Centro CHA: In a Time of COVID-19 and Social Unrest

2 years ago Feature
Centro CHA

Centro CHA is a Long Beach-based Latino/a/x nonprofit social service agency formed in 1992. The non-profit serves to advance and advocate for the well-being of underrepresented low-income Latino/a/x children, youth, and families in the City of Long Beach. Jessica Quintana is the organization’s long time Executive Director. PalacioMagazine.com conducted a Zoom interview with the Centro…

Voices In My Head

Five years ago, I asked this question- Where Is My Arts?

3 years ago Art Everywhere
Centro CHA

A visiting Latino playwright from San Francisco asked me a fairly innocuous question, “Where’s your Latino Theatre Group?” I stumbled on my answer. “Uh, you mean in Long Beach?” Simple enough question. And I couldn’t come up with anything better then “There is none.” The conversation then turned to what else we got. I listed…

TEDx

From TEDx: Advocacy Against Police Brutality- Hands Up Act by Travis Washington

3 years ago TEDx

“Travis Washington was heavily involved in advocacy work and action in the community, with a focus on voter registration and change in legislation. His advocacy is the foundation for the “Hands Up Act” which is a bill that will enforce a mandatory 15-year prison sentence, should a police officer shoot an unarmed civilian. The policy…

TEDx

Every Voice Matters: Bridge the Empathy Gap with Singing with the Chamber Singers Of LA

3 years ago TEDx

“Chamber Singers of Los Angeles is an ensemble of individuals that unite together under one common mission: to create musical experiences that bridge the empathy gap for themselves and their audiences. Each singer has their own story to tell, and through their singing, they have found a way to uplift their stories and create personal…

Community

Los Angeles Conservation Corps: Still Working in the Time of Virus

3 years ago Feature

The Los Angeles Conservation Corps provides at-risk young adults and school-aged youth with opportunities for success through job skills training, education and work experience with an emphasis on conservation and service projects that benefit the community. In the time of the Coronavirus, they’ve been asked by California Gavin Newsom to step up to the challenge…

TEDx

Moving Toward Each Other With Compassion by Reggie Gordon

3 years ago TEDx

“One of the biggest problems in the world today is our inability to truly listen to each other. Compassion broker Reggie Gordon challenges people to engage in community wealth building by using compassion and empathetic listening. In his thought-provoking talk, Gordon asks you to rethink the way in which you are giving. Reggie Gordon is…

TEDx

Localism: Building A Collaborative Creative Community

4 years ago TEDx

“Filmmakers Ryan Byrne and Danial O’Brien share how they’re working to create a locally-focused film-production studio in their hometown, using only local talent and resources. Ryan Byrne was born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. In 2002 he toured Asia as a model/actor after winning a local modeling competition and signing with Elite Models…

Palacio Podcast

Aydinaneth Ortiz Has All the Right Ingredients for Powerful Photos

4 years ago Feature, The Palacio Podcast
Aydinaneth Ortiz

Aydinaneth Ortiz makes very powerful statements with her photography. 70% Isopropyl Alcohol. Sudafed. Acetone. Large photos of each item with a black background that are meant to jump into your face. These common everyday products are ingredients in the making of crystal meth (Methamphetamine). They are part of a series called Ingredients which is included…

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James Suazo Credits His Family for Mission as a Community Organizer

4 years ago Feature, The Palacio Podcast
James Suazo

James Suazo is Associate Director for Long Beach Forward where he oversees communications strategies while providing support to the organization’s multiple initiatives and campaigns. Long Beach Forward is a nonprofit whose vision is to create a healthy Long Beach so that race and income don’t determine one’s future. “…A community where everyone is safe, connected, and…

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