Literary Latinas and the Legacies We Leave

Join us in celebrating Latinx Heritage Month with an exciting panel discussion titled Latinas, Literature, and the Legacies We Leave, brought to you by the Women’s National Book Association's Los Angeles Chapter and Women of Color Writers. This event will highlight the storytelling journeys of remarkable Latina women and explore the importance of cultural legacy, publising and storytelling entrepreneurship, and representation in literature.

Panelists:

• Stephanie Moran Reed – A native Angeleno, proud Mexican-American mompreneur, and co-founder of MiJa Books, a multicultural and multilingual children’s bookstore that amplifies the voices of people of color and marginalized communities. MiJa Books has been featured in the Los Angeles Times, NBC 4’s Today in LA, KTLA 5's LA Unscripted, and Spectrum News 1.
• Jessica Parra – An LA-based author and lawyer with roots in Guatemala and Cuba, Jessica writes captivating stories about Latinas chasing big dreams and embracing the complexities of family and identity. She’s the author of Rubi Ramos’s Recipe for Success and The Quince Project. When she’s not writing, Jessica enjoys cuddling with her cats and co-piloting at Disneyland’s Galaxy’s Edge. Learn more at jessicaparra.com.

Event Highlights:

• Panel Discussion: Explore the powerful stories of Latina entrepreneurs and authors making a difference in their communities.
• Food and Drinks: Enjoy refreshments as you mingle with fellow attendees.
• Special Honoree: A local guest will be honored for their contributions to the community.
• Exclusive Giveaways: The first 5 people to register and attend will receive a free book and a gift bag!
• Gifts for All: Every attendee will receive a special gift in celebration of the event and Latinx Heritage Month.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to celebrate Latinx heritage and the legacies of inspiring Latinas in literature!

Register now and secure your spot!

Host or Publisher Women's National Book Association