Dímelo means “tell me” in Spanish. The student-run media brand aims to reach young Latinx and Hispanic adults with stories and content experiences that matter to them. We cover community stories, including those in Los Angeles, but also focus on content that goes beyond boundaries both in English and Spanish.

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Pasadena celebrates the Latino community with festival

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LA Archbishop José Gomez elected to lead U.S. Catholic bishops

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Southern California school districts continue to feed and support students during COVID-19

Many school districts throughout Southern California are offering free meal distribution services to students during COVID-19.Food banks have held drive-thru grocery services to support those who have been financially affected by the virus and are experiencing food insecurity, including members of the Latinx community.

Latinx players might surprise on the 2020 NFL Draft

Despite the COVID-19 stay at home orders, the NFL will still hold it’s 2020 Draft. This year it will be done virtually. Commissioner Roger Goodell will announce this year’s selections from his home, following the ongoing safety and social distancing rules implemented by different states.

Annenberg Media Dimelo’s editor shares her journey from Mexico to the U.S.

Lorena Bourdevaire from Dímelo Radio tells us about her journey from her hometown in Jalisco, Mexico to the U-S. She made that trip seven years ago and now Lorena is a first-generation graduate student at USC Annenberg.

Snapchat Discover: Tiempos de COVID19

We know these are pretty serious times, and our hope is to highlight our community and bring smiles to your faces with some lighthearted content.

Food banks continue their service during COVID-19

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues and lines wrap around grocery stores, some worried customers buy in bulk, leaving few goods on store shelves. Accessing nutritional food has become challenging for many, but for people who have lost their jobs or who are struggling financially, the situation is even worse. To help support those in need, various food banks in Southern California have found safe and innovative ways to serve the community during this time of uncertainty.

As coronavirus strikes the world, Latinx leaders seek solutions to fight the pandemic

While some presidents have failed to take early action to limit the spread of the coronavirus, others have demonstrated their leadership by implementing measures to ensure their communities remain safe and are prepared to face what lies ahead. Here is a list of some Latinx leaders around the world who have shined for their leadership during the pandemic.

Filling out the 2020 Census sin miedo

These are the answers to your possible looming questions about the 2020 Census.

Here’s a list of LatiNetflix shows and movies to binge-watch over spring break

In the past few months, the popular streaming service has released a number of films and television shows that relate and show representation of the Latinx community, so there are are plenty of titles to entertain students while they're at home for spring break and indoors during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Snapchat Discover: International Women’s Day

In honor of International Women’s Day, we have a new Snapchat edition featuring Latinas who are thriving in our community from chefs to entrepreneurs to poets!

Dodgers and Angels show off their Latinx baseball player lineup for the 2020 spring training season

Spring training is underway for the 2020 Major League Baseball teams in Los Angeles that consist of Latinx players.

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