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Víctor Reyes, Director of Cross-Cultural Communications, grew up in Puebla, Mexico, moving to California in 1985. With a degree in Social Anthropology, he has done in-depth study of issues of diversity, minority groups and human migrations. Víctor has over fifteen years of experience as a counselor, journalist, translator, educator and community organizer. He now describes himself as a "cultural interpreter." Víctor was a co-founder and Spanish editor of the bi-lingual community newspaper Visión Latina. For more than ten years, he has written a bi-weekly Spanish column for the Pulitzer Prize-winning Point Reyes Light. Some of Víctor’s projects and clients include: drug and alcohol counseling, facilitating the creation of neighborhood guides by recent immigrants; editing the popular Guía fácil para el votante; consulting and interpreting for the San Rafael Canal Ministry’s Canal Healthy Neighborhood Project; consulting for the Proyecto Cholula on central Puebla migrants’ experiences in US; translating Pulitzer Prize winner Tom Knudson’s A Dying Sea series for the Sacramento Bee; Spanish translation and cultural adaptation of the Jeanne Gibbs’ educational book Tribes, A New Way of Learning and Being Together.
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