About us

Pen 360 Press It is a study of digital, transcultural communication and education, focused on amplifying the voices of migrant communities.

We serve the unique diversity of the San Francisco Bay Area, California, as well as the regions of origin of migrant communities in this area, particularly in Latin America.

We use collaborative journalism, social research, art, new technologies and print media to communicate and unite communities around social justice, human rights, democracy, health, culture and the environment.

We are a group of migrants of different nationalities, ways of thinking, professions and trades, who work in alliance with community organizations, media and companies.

We have four areas of work: community journalism, audio-visual, digital and print production.

Audiovisual narrative workshop for children and adolescents taught by Pensula 360 Press and Casa Cálculo Cultural
Community journalism workshop taught by Pensula 360 Press to activists in San Mateo County, California.
Enrique Esparza, community reporter for Pensula 360 Press, interviews a member of the Chinese community during the Lunar New Year Festival in Redwood City, California.

 

Duvan Caro Tapia (right), a farmer and journalist, interviews residents of Montes de Mar, a rural region in the Colombian Caribbean, during the coverage of the Colombian presidential elections, which was conducted by Pen sula 360 Press with the support of Global Exchange. Caro collaborates permanently with Pen sla 360 Press on issues related to Afro-Latin American communities.

Founder and Director
Manuel Ortiz Esc ez
manuel@peninsula360press.com

CEO
Anna Lee Mraz Bartra
annalee@peninsula360press.com

Editor in Chief
Pamela Cruz
pamela@peninsula360press.com