Antonia Cereijido

Antonia Cereijido is an award-winning producer at Latino USA. Her coverage has ranged from cultural analysis of the minions to a deep dive into the immigration reform movement. You can hear Antonia on Another Round, The Dinner Party Download and as a guest host on Slate’s Represent. She has interpreted for This American Life and Love + Radio. She’s a graduate of Medill, Northwestern University’s School of Journalism.

Articles

Presenting an old problem with nuance and personal narrative

Much has been reported already about the lack of access to clean water in the unincorporated areas of the Eastern Coachella Valley. Here's how one of our fellows found a new angle.

Environmental Health

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Health Equity & Social Justice

Valley of contrasts

Differences between the two sides of Coachella Valley in California are stark, but one has a particularly harsh health impact: access to clean water. While westsiders have pools, golf courses and sprawling lawns, parts of the east have up to ten times the safe levels of arsenic in the water.

Race and Equity

In the Coachella Valley, a stark disparity in access to clean water

Castulo Estrada grew up in Oasis, a mobile home community on the east side of Coachella, Calif. The way he describes it, Coachella is divided in two parts: the west side and the east side. On the west side, there are beautiful homes with large front and backyards. Fifteen percent of all golf courses

Environmental Health

Immigrant and Migrant Health

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Antonia Cereijido

Articles

Presenting an old problem with nuance and personal narrative

Valley of contrasts

In the Coachella Valley, a stark disparity in access to clean water