Julissa Arce's memoir, Someone Like Me, powerfully reflects on her journey as an undocumented immigrant child and the deep sacrifices families make for a better future.

Throughout NYC, many indie bookstores run or founded in part by women of color, are flourishing and adding to their communities.

Make room for these Latina-centered middle-grade and picture books for all the chiquititas and mujeres in your life.

Andrea Campos sheds light on her art, career, and insights into being a Mexican American Latina artist in the industry – inspiring others to embrace their own cultural identities in their creative pursuits.

Award-winning Mexican-Canadian author Silvia Moreno-Garcia discusses her latest books and stories she hopes to see Latinx authors explore next.

“Latina entrepreneurs make up one of the fastest-growing entrepreneurial segments in the U.S. but are given very few resources to succeed. I wanted to write the book I never had when I was just getting started.”

Saraciea J. Fennell runs The Bronx Is Reading and edited her first anthology — a collection of stories that explore all facets of Latinidad.