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Isadora Day

Isadora Day, associate editor at Austin Vida, is originally from Brownsville. She proudly embraces her biracial heritage as the daughter of a Costa Rican immigrant and a Michigander. Her work has appeared in publications such as the bilingual newspaper Conexión, the San Antonio Express-News, and the Austin American-Statesman. In addition to journalism, she also brings nonprofit leadership, teaching and education administration experience. Isadora also serves as the Interim Executive Director at a local nonprofit.

 

Isadora's Latest Articles

We Asked Latina Therapists How We Can Take Care of Our Mental Health Amid ICE Arrests. Here’s What They Said.

Helpful tips and strategies to remember amid an ongoing heavy news cycle.

My Austin Vida: Finding Enoughness in Being Biracial

How I found resilience in the power of my identity. This personal essay is part of the My Austin Vida community essay series highlighting the Austin Latinidad experience.

My Austin Vida Community Essay Series to Launch

We're launching a community essay series called My Austin Vida. It’s an opportunity for a community member to write about their Austin Latinidad experience through the lens of resilience.

Where to Celebrate Día de los Muertos 2024 in Austin

Día de Los Muertos, a two-day holiday on Nov. 1 and 2, celebrates life and death. Check out the various ways to honor departed loved ones in Austin.

5 Ways to Kick Off Hispanic Heritage Month in Austin

Here are a few ways to kick off National Hispanic Heritage Month, which starts on Sept. 15 and runs through Oct. 15.

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