Dreaming of Home isn’t just a holiday gift. It’s a guide for stepping into a new year rooted in resilience and collective power. Written for those seeking grounding, understanding, and a reminder that our voices matter. Give it as an invitation to learn, reflect, and build what comes next—together.

This DC stop on the Dreaming of Home 2025 tour, in collaboration with @unitedwedream.org, felt especially full circle.

Latino Heritage Month filled my heart in ways I’m still holding onto. 💛

Join us this TODAY at the New York Public Library for a panel on organizing and strategy, moderated by Heather McGhee. We’ll be talking about how change happens, who makes it possible, and why hope continues to be a radical practice.

This Thursday, Dec 4th at 6:30pm EST — I’m going LIVE with the incredible @joseiswriting.bsky.social We’ll be talking about Dreaming of Home and the power of our immigrant stories. See you there ✨

A few weeks ago I spent the day with over 300 brilliant middle schoolers in Brooklyn. Students were children of immigrants, non-immigrants, Latine, and more — all carrying dreams that deserve to be seen.

Traveling across the country sharing Dreaming of Home has brought me home to the people, the organizers and courageous leaders, who have been part of building this movement.

The administration says they will “flood the zone” in NYC with ICE to target working-class communities of color. But New Yorkers are coming together to say: hands off NYC! We will defend our neighbors and the New York we all love.

I'm proud that Dreaming of Home was named one of three finalists for the New American Voices Award. It was an honor to share the stage with powerful immigrant women writers Shubha Sunder and Olufunke Grace Bankole.

Don't Look Away!

Join me at Queens College for Hispanic Heritage Month! Wednesday, October 8, 2025 Scan the QR code to register and save your spot!

We carry your vision forward. Rest in power, Assata.

I just have to talk about Cristela Alonzo’s new Netflix special, Upper Classy. It’s not just comedy, it’s a love letter to our community.

✨ Honored to have joined in August an incredible group of powerhouse Latinas at the 2025 UnidosUS (@WeAreUnidosUS) Annual Conference for the Latinas Luncheon Panel ✨

✨ Orgullosa y emocionada de compartir mi historia en People en Español✨

Another attack on our immigrant communities. We will not be silent! We will resist, organize, and demand dignity.

I’m so grateful to join The Uplifters Podcast to share about my journey, the power of storytelling, and the themes in my new book Dreaming of Home.

✨ Seeing your reviews means the world ✨

“There’s disappointment because there was a dream that became lost or broken.”

Grateful for my sister @monicaramirez.bsky.social and the Raizado Festival team for bringing us together. Latina and Latino artists, civic and civil rights leaders, journalists, and entrepreneurs, to build comunidad.

“Solo quiero estar con mis hijas”: así clama una madre venezolana que su hogar fue invadido por ICE, resultando en la separación de diez miembros de su familia entre Texas, Nuevo México y Louisiana.

Excited to join this year's Raizado Festival in Aspen, CO!

So grateful for the beautiful words readers are sharing about Dreaming of Home. 💛 This 5-star review reminds us why stories matter: they open hearts, spark conversations, and remind us of our shared humanity.

Still feeling so much gratitude after joining maketheroad ct to celebrate 10 years of organizing, resistance, and immigrant power in Connecticut.

I’m so grateful to share that Dreaming of Home has been named a finalist for the New American Voices Award by the Institute for Immigration Research and Fall for the Book. Read more here: fallforthebook.org/2025navfinal...

Dreaming of Home is officially #9 on Amazon’s Best Sellers in Immigration Policy.

Tomorrow, another mother will hold her child tighter—because it might be the last time. Another parent will bury pieces of their heart beneath rubble. As a mother and a human, I cannot look away. These are all of our children. Their grief is our grief. Their future is our responsibility.

I’m going Live with my friend and brilliant movement leader Edgar to talk about my book Dreaming of Home — a story about belonging, resilience, and the fight for immigrant justice.

It’s my birthday! 🥳 If you want to celebrate with me, here’s what I’d love: Buy a copy of Dreaming of Home—or gift one to someone who needs it. Leave a review if the book moved you on Barnes & Noble, Goodreads and Amazon. Your support helps this story reach more hearts. 💛

Connecticut! 💛 I’m so excited to be joining @maketheroadct.bsky.social on July 31st to celebrate their incredible 10 years of building power and organizing for justice!

As fascism continues to escalate, how are you showing up for the immigrant communities? Listen to the latest episode to learn from a longtime immigrant justice organizer @iamcristinajimenez.bsky.social www.fascismbarometer.org/podcast-epis...

Salt Lake City, you showed up with so much love 💛

Sharing Dreaming of Home at this powerful event at the Ford Foundation was such an honor.

Yesterday, in a 6–3 decision, the Supreme Court limited the power of federal courts to protect us from unlawful policies.

Utah, I can’t wait to be in community with you! So grateful for the overwhelming support for the Dreaming of Home book tour stop in Salt Lake City. This event is officially at capacity — and we’re ready for a powerful evening of storytelling, connection, and action.

Zohran Mamdani, an immigrant New Yorker, won the Democratic Primary for Mayor of New York City. Mamdani ran on a vision of a city that is affordable for working class people and where all New Yorkers belong. Congratulations @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social

Migration is a love story. But today’s current immigration conversation rarely centers on love. In Dreaming of Home, I write about how love is at the heart of migration–and how it fuels our fight for justice. bit.ly/3G1CT6e

I’m grateful to my alma mater @cuny.edu and my friends at FU Georgia for sharing Dreaming of Home with their graduates.

Today I celebrate the courage of the immigrant youth movement that won DACA and changed the lives of millions. Help make sure cost isn’t a barrier for someone to renew. Donate to @unitedwedream.org 's DACA Renewal Fund today: tr.ee/YIuPfBE47H

“Massive crowds are expected in San Francisco, Oakland and other cities across the Bay Area … In San Francisco, about 200 protesters gathered early Saturday outside an ICE building after immigrants received texts Friday ordering them to check in with immigration officials this weekend.” #NoKings

I’m so honored that Dreaming of Home made TIME’s Best Books to Read in May! Read it here: time.com/7281570/new-...

What happened in South Nashville this weekend was cruel, inhumane, and unacceptable.

Kilmar Ábrego García, a father from Maryland—his home—was deported and is now imprisoned in El Salvador under terrifying conditions. He has children here. A wife. A community. Now, his family is pleading for his safe return. 🧵