We serve as a voice to empower Latinos, Indigenous Mexicans and other underserved communities. Our programming centers Latino arts, culture and languages as the fabric of our communities, and puts critical information in the hands of audiences ignored by other media.

Farmworkers, activists, artists and teachers in California’s San Joaquin Valley brought Radio Bilingüe to the public airwaves in 1980. They called it “La Voz que Rompió el Silencio/The Voice that Broke the Silence.”