| BARRIOZONA Magazine Founded in 2002 Editor E-mail: editor@barriozona.com General inquiries E-mail: admin@barriozona.com Postal Address: PO Box 50553, Mesa, AZ 85208-0028 Tel. 480-983-1445 |
| Barriozona is published by the Hispanic Institute of Social Issues and began as a print publication in December 2002. In the Spring of 2006, Barriozona debuted as an E-zine or on-line magazine to reach a wider audience. Barriozona is primarily focused on presenting information about the different struggles faced by members of the generally called Latino/Hispanic community in the United States. Recognizing that many people are marginalized from society and lack the means of being heard, Barriozona emphasizes on publishing stories that in many cases are largerly ignored -voluntarily or involuntarily- by the so called mainstream or corporate media. Barriozona does not pretend to be the voice of the people or speak for the people. We strongly believe that every human being has his or her own unique and powerful voice, their own points of view, as well as and his or her own way and ability to express their feelings and opinions. Barriozona doesn't give a voice, rather presents the voices of men and women who are not in any way "voiceless" but unable to be heard for or are ignored for many social, political or other reasons. Over the years Barriozona has been published, it has fulfilled this living and ongoing mission. Today, our vision is evolving and expanding, as we document our contemporary struggle. "History is about to change" Eduardo Barraza Barriozona Editor editor@barriozona.com |
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Who's behind "Barriozona"?
by Melissa Gonzalo
Feb. 8, 2009 12 News
Among the immigrant rights activists and community leaders in the Valley, there's
another man who is speaking out in a quieter way. His work has already been
seen by thousands around the world through his online magazine "Barriozona."
Read the story
by Melissa Gonzalo
Feb. 8, 2009 12 News
Among the immigrant rights activists and community leaders in the Valley, there's
another man who is speaking out in a quieter way. His work has already been
seen by thousands around the world through his online magazine "Barriozona."
Read the story
Channel Eight Horizonte Features Barriozona May 14, 2009
Host Jose Cardenas Interviews Eduardo Barraza
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