Our Parriva Impact Report describes how we pursue our mission: empowering Latinos to drive what they are pasionate about, join forces and create the impact necessary to make our communities thrive.
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People on Parriva work with each other to find new solutions to the big and small issues that impact their lives.
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“Everything that happens in political discussion is very personal for me,” said Sasha Renée Pérez in an interview with Parriva a few months ago. At the time, she was preparing
When Corissa Hernandez used to own House of Xelas, a bar located just a stone’s throw away from Mariachi Plaza along 1st Street in Boyle Heights, she remembers the calls
Victoria Hinks, the mother of a 16-year-old California girl who killed herself this year, has no doubt that social media played a role in her daughter’s death. Alexandra, called
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