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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2022 · 26 MIN

Why Reading Is Important For Immigrant Communities

from Voices of a Highway · host We Love Buford Highway

In this episode, Natalia Garzon sits down with Aixa Pascual, an organizational leader on Buford Highway. Aixa, a Puerto Rico native, is currently a senior communications marketing strategist for the Atlanta Regional Commission and most recently, was managing director of communications/marketing, advocacy, community relations and arts/culture at the Latin American Association, the largest agency in Georgia dedicated to serving Latino immigrants. Aixa also is the founder of the Club de Lectura, a 5 year old book club that reads Latin American literature (in Spanish) every month. For more information on the book club, check out their website here. You can also watch this short documentary about them here.  This episode sheds light on the importance of reading, literature, and discussion for immigrants in Atlanta. Aixa and Natalia talk about their experiences as club members, some of the books they recommend, and most importantly, why this community is important on Buford Highway. 

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