Actor, Educator, Writer, Producer. Travels near and far, in the past and present to explore history, family, race, class, justice and love. And with Peace Corps Fellows and Hollywood Foreign Press Association. And serves on the boards of Project Greenlight Digital Studios.

Education, Race, Mixed Race, and Multiculturalism. On Growing up Mexican Italian American. Read my latest essay for the the Parent Voice, Multicultural Families. Where are your parents from? Hence, for want of others in this context willing to model or validate mixed and multiracial identities, the notion that I could publically claim a mixed identity.

As a kid, summer camp was a time of freedom. But what about adults? A new kind of Camp. A time to explore, out of context. To spread our wings, to feel a little fearful and do it anyway. Summer camp was a time to play, explore, create and learn things. To Camp when we were kids. As adults, we need those experiences too. A place to play, have conversations that matter, make things with your hands. We explore, we make, we dream, we laugh.

We are a non profit that believes that stories have the power to strengthen communities. We support mixed roots storytelling through producing events, and through online, in-person and educational outreach. With Guest Blogger as the subject line. Historical Little Tokyo Bike Ride. Nicole Kurtz is our January 2017 Featured A.

Challenging the assumptions and assuming the challenges of interracial love in the 21st century. The Anatomy of An African Dad Meltdown.

Saturday, November 2, 2013. From the Travyon Martin murder trial, to racist responses to the Cheerios commercial starring an interracial couple, recent media events illustrate that the U. A Discussion about Mixed Heritage.

Nonetheless, as a creative person, I think this is actually a good time to reflect on why we create what we create.