How fiction maps our future and why we cannot ignore its lessons
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Diana Morales is a P'urhépecha artist born in Santa Cruz Tanaco, Michoacan, Mexico raised in Santa Ana, California unceded Tongva territory.
She is a UCSC alum and is currently on her journey as an educator at UCLA Masters in Ed Teacher Education Program. She is the creator of Arte es Medicina a digital platform dedicated to sharing P'urhépecha oral stories and collective efforts through art. Diana creates her artwork to celebrate and bring visibility to P'urhépecha communities in the diaspora. As an artist, Diana believes creative work is powerful and sacred. Reimagining our world and strengthening our collective memory through visual art is medicine.
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