VOCES

Residents and nonprofit attorneys fight corrupt landlords for the fundamental human right to a home.

The Bravo family of Brooklyn have battled their landlord for 15 years.

A group of residents in Manhattan’s Chinatown organize together to fight to stay in their homes.

Residents and nonprofit attorneys fight corrupt landlords for the fundamental human right to a home.

The Texas Mexico border runs over one thousand miles and it has been a political issue for decades.

Meet the new generation behind the largest Latino voter registration mobilization in Texas history.

Appeals court hears arguments and the family waits for over a year for a ruling.

Juan and Joanna perform at the school concert; Maria learns she is different.

Meet the Mambo Legends Orchestra, comprised of former members of the Tito Puente Orchestra.

Go behind the scenes with the Mambo Legends Orchestra.

Meet the members of the Mambo Legends Orchestra.

Preparations for arguments at the Supreme Court are underway.

Meet Luis Cortes Romero, an immigration lawyer who is fighting to protect DACA.

Mi Familia Vota organizers register Latino voters in Las Vegas ahead of the 2020 election.

Willie's brother Ralph talks about the violence of Freedom Summer.

Author of "My Time to Speak" Ilia Calderón discusses Afro-Latino representation in media.

"Letters to Eloisa" depicts the life of Author José Lezama Lima.

Discover the story behind the 1918 massacre of 15 Mexican men in this tiny border town.

Two brothers who fought in Vietnam are among thousands of veterans who are being deported.

Follow the search for a hero that history forgot: Maria Moreno.

Meet Dr. Victor Rios a former gang member working with youth being “pushed out” of school.

Andrea Mercado on Florida being a critical battleground state.

Explore the making of Giant and its examination of Anglo/Mexican-American relations.

Delve into three new stories about Latino culture and history.

See how Giant, a 1950s film that examined racial prejudice, is still relevant.

Examine the life and death of pioneering Mexican-American journalist Ruben Salazar.

Follow poet Javier Sicilia as he leads a peace movement through Mexico and into the U.S.

Mexican poet Javier Sicilia ignited a movement for peace after his son's murder.

Explore the ups and downs of being a Latina actress in Hollywood.

Meet five struggling Latina actresses trying to make it in Hollywood.

An inside look at the high-stakes effort to turn out the Latino vote in the 2020 election.

VOCES showcases people who dared to speak out and make a difference.

Hear from Dr. Gabriel Salguero, founder of the National Latino Evangelical Coalition.

Alex Birnel, advocacy manager of MOVE Texas, discusses registering voters.

The story of a Tony-award winner's challenging journey to the New York stage.

Explore the sport of “lucha libre” and its role in Latino communities in the U.S.

The true story of Loreta Velazquez, Confederate soldier turned Union spy.

A look at the history of Fidel Castro’s Cuba, following the fates of the three architects.

The journey of Las Azaleas to represent the U.S. at the National Charro Championships.

Discover the life of radical Chicano lawyer Oscar Zeta Acosta

Follow immigrant families rising up to seek justice in an industry rife with exploitation.

Victor Rios joined a gang at 14 years old, looking for protection and security.

Valente Valenzuela shares his emotional turmoil after receiving his removal notice.

Maria Moreno and other farmworkers testify about the poverty and discrimination they face.

After leaving the labor movement, Maria passionately pursued her ministry.

Maria is elected to represent her union and plead their case before the AFL-CIO.

Abel Moreno describes working in the fields as a child.

Maria describes how farmworkers feed the nation while their own children go hungry.

Maria Moreno’s daughters take a road trip to visit their mother’s birthplace.

Victor wrestles with the difficult task of leaving his young people at the end of the day.

Kadhir Rajagopal, a former student of Rios, discusses education and rebellion.

About 1.2 million young people are pushed out of school each year.

Olivia Segura fights for the rights of fallen veterans' families in honor of her daughter.

Get a first look at VOCES' "The Pushouts" from the team behind the film.

Another death of a construction worker on the job in Austin fuels the need for change.

Construction worker Roendy Granillo was 25 when he died from heat stroke on the job.

Claudia, a female electrician from El Salvador, enrolled in school to be an electrician.

Explore the historic 1968 “Walkouts."

Oscar Zeta Acosta continues searching for his self-identity.

Explore Oscar Zeta Acosta’s brief stint as a legal aid attorney in Oakland, California.

A young Latinx reporter investigates a COVID outbreak in his hometown meatpacking plant.

A poetic story of self-discovery through West African and Afro-Mexican art practices.

A filmmaker documents the effects of the oil industry in her hometown.

This short documentary shows Latinos adapting to the Arctic via food and culture.