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Meet Adanna Diaz-Escobar

Meet Adanna Diaz-Escobar

Photo: Adanna enjoys some sunshine in the Walla Walla Valley. Even from a young age, Adanna Diaz-Escobar (she/her/hers) has deeply understood the power of connection. When her great-grandfather moved from Southern Texas to Eastern Washington as a migrant farm worker, he started the first Spanish-language radio program in the Walla Walla Valley. His program grew rapidly into a thriving community space, bringing Spanish-speaking people together across the valley—and it was working at the radio...

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Meet Adanna Diaz-Escobar

Adanna Diaz-Escobar, Inatai’s new Communications Manager, believes communications is essential to building community power and approaches her work through this lens.

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25 organizations receive $16M to build people power and transform public institutions

25 organizations receive $16M to build people power and transform public institutions

‘Optimism is an act of revolution’ and other lessons from 2021 Community Learning Grantees

‘Optimism is an act of revolution’ and other lessons from 2021 Community Learning Grantees

35 organizations countering anti-Asian violence receive emergency funding

35 organizations countering anti-Asian violence receive emergency funding

25 organizations receive $16M to build people power and transform public institutions

25 organizations receive $16M to build people power and transform public institutions

‘Optimism is an act of revolution’ and other lessons from 2021 Community Learning Grantees

‘Optimism is an act of revolution’ and other lessons from 2021 Community Learning Grantees

35 organizations countering anti-Asian violence receive emergency funding

35 organizations countering anti-Asian violence receive emergency funding