We are a research, archival, and project-based organization, building a community-based archive that acts as dynamic and inclusive repository that also bridges the gap between the past and the present, ensuring that the diverse narratives of the Central American experience are actively documented, preserved, and shared for generations to come.

We preserve Central American heritage through the collection, preservation and exhibition of Central American related historical documents, artifacts, photographs, and stories. We conduct oral histories and create web videos focused on bridging the cultural knowledge gap that leads to biased narratives, stereotypes, racism, and systemic inequalities.

• Identify, collect, and preserve material related to the history of Central America and Central Americans from California

• Collaborate on projects to expand education and research on Central America

• Develop learning material relatable to Central Americans 

• Design and promote events on historical and ancestral topics with members and community