Alejandra Fonseca
Alejandra Fonseca is a digital media journalism student at Florida International University with a passion for storytelling at the intersection of politics, culture and the arts. She has reported from Washington, D.C., as an intern with the Caplin News Bureau, producing weekly stories and covering events that highlight community and global connection. Bilingual in English and Spanish, she aims to amplify underrepresented voices and explore the human stories behind social issues.
Sweat Equity: The passion behind the grind (includes audio story)
Welcome to Sweat Equity, the podcast about the passion behind the grind. Each episode dives into the lives of athletes, coaches, creators and entrepreneurs...
Art brings healing to Patricia Isis’ many patients
Dr. Patricia Isis, a South Florida native and art therapist for 45 years, approaches her sessions gently, assessing her patients’ personality and willingness to...
Marie Antoinette celebrates Women’s Month
Camila Guzman recently attended a reception at the Doral Contemporary Art Museum pop-up space in CityPlace Doral in honor of the much-anticipated season two...
Journey To America: Young immigrant fears for her security following the presidential election
Maria Lima, a Cuban ballerina by profession, remembers crossing the southern border of the United States with her mother Alba from Mexicali to Yuma,...
Marie Antoinette back for season 2
“Marie Antoinette” is making a comeback for a second season premiere that will be released in the U.S. tonight, March 23, at 10...
Top free museums to visit in Miami
Whether you are interested in art, history, science or immersive experiences, the City of Miami offers an immense range of museums designed to attract...
Unbearable: How outdoor workers in South Florida are handling record-breaking extreme heat
Summer arrived early in South Florida. Heat indexes in May skyrocketed to heights never seen before and that phenomenon has continued in June.
Last month,...
Historic venue in Biscayne Park packed for lecture from famed Miami historian (includes video...
About 40 people crowded into one of Miami’s historic sites last Friday to hear a celebrated local professor describe the city’s century-long evolution from...