CLIENT: iPondr Media | Editorial: Sports in Our Society

for ProPublica

How Immigrant Dairy Farmers Go from Vital to Disposable by Maryam Jameel and Melissa Sanchez

Published Dec. 20, 2023, 5 a.m. EST

The dark side of America’s sheep industry: Sheepherders face wage theft, isolation, hunger and alleged abuse.

High Country News - reported by Teresa Cotsirilos

Published on: October 2, 2023

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Illustrations made for Climate Change Is Disproportionately Affecting Black & Brown Communities in Texas published by REMEZCLA

Cover Illustration for the English Journal - November 2020 Issue

Cover Illustration | Client: NCTE English Journal

Statement that was published with this illustration: Most of us have grown up in an education system in the U.S. that marginalizes and oppresses differences in race, ability, gender, sexual orientation, economic status and language/culture. Book banning in our public libraries and schools is only the most recent example of this oppression. It’s necessary and courageous work to call the injustice out. For me, it’s also important to illustrate moments of when we are thriving and not always center the gaze that only wants to see us surviving. This simple cartoon Among The Cosmos is a small offering for our young people, especially those that identify as Black, African American, Afro-Indigenous, Indigenous, Latine (Latinx) and every beautiful combination between – That they may find autonomy and self-love as they envision themselves in this world. And that books may continue to be a safe space for them to dream. peace and health, zeke

Published by REMEZCLA; written by Maribel Falcón LINK TO ARTICLE

Mississippi Says Poor Defendants Must Always Have a Lawyer. Few Courts Are Ready to Deliver.

ProPublica | published July 5, 2023

for The Ringer

Illustration for Latino USA about the white supremacist attack on the El Paso/Juarez border community.

Client | Latino USA (NPR)

Published

The Reclamation of Shang-Chi for The Ringer | 2021

“Navigating the Maze of Higher Education”

Latino USA (NPR) | by Antonia Cerejido

Published April 27, 2018

“In El Paso, Immigrant Youth Are Changing the Face of Border Activism” by Gabriel Solis

VICE | Published March 12, 2018

Roberto Valadez (left) and Noe Labrado (Right) of Soñando Juntos. Illustrations based on photographs by Christian Vasquez and Gabriela Velasquez for The Prospector Daily.