Southwest Detroit Latino history comes alive through oral history workshops preserving 100+ years of culture, stories, and identity

Remembering Ismael Ahmed, Detroit cultural leader who united Arab and Latino communities through activism, music, and decades of community building.

Celebrate the life of Ignacio “Ziggy” Gonzalez, Detroit teacher, coach, and activist whose legacy shaped Clark Park and inspired generations.

Discover the legacy of Vic Venegas, Detroit’s iconic youth leader, coach, and servant leader who shaped Corktown's spirit and sports...

Celebrate the life of Diego Melendez, beloved Puerto Rican singer & percussionist, who shaped Detroit’s Latin Jazz & Salsa scene...

Explore the “La Raza Art and Media Collective, 1975 – Today” exhibit at the University of Michigan Museum of Art,...

Discover Rafael Mendez, legendary trumpet virtuoso who shaped Detroit’s music scene before dazzling Hollywood & the world. Explore his legacy...

Discover the legacy of Dr. Maria Torres-Guzman, a trailblazing Puerto Rican educator and civil rights leader with deep ties to...

Explore Southwest Detroit's rich history with the VOCES Oral History Project. Discover untold stories, community leaders, and vibrant cultural legacies.

Explore La Raza Art & Media Collective, 1975-Today at UMMA, showcasing commissioned works by Latino artists like George Vargas, Nicole...