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Jolt Texas has given the Latinx population a reason to vote this November.

A Functional Democracy, local civic engagement organization, celebrates the launch of their zine, “A Beginner’s Guide to Local Government.”

Local music and art festival Gender Unbound showcased the talents of trans and intersex artists, creatives, filmmakers and more.

Since October of last year, the #MeToo movement took the world by storm. Echoing in the shadows of society, voices have been whispering “Yo También.”

From March 26 through April 6, Students for Planned Parenthood (SPP) at UT Austin held a menstrual, feminine and period product drive

From March 26 through April 6, Students for Planned Parenthood (SPP) at UT held a menstrual, feminine and period product drive.

University Leadership Initiative (ULI)’s Undocu Longhorn Week and Students for Equity and Diversity’s Faces of Immigration event gave students a chance to share their stories.

On Nov. 4, the Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life hosted renowned TED speaker Eric Liu to discuss his views on the power that young adults wield.

This past Saturday, Easterseals Central Texas hosted their fifth annual Dia de los Muertos music festival at Stubb’s.

With the end of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which allowed undocumented individuals to go school or work, and a persistent push for the border wall, many individuals from the Latinx community have felt under attack. Recent political activism is reminiscent of the Chicano movement’s struggle towards equality.   

As renegotiations of the North American Free Trade Agreement continue, it is important to tell the stories of those who have been affected by these policies.