Veronica Caro
Veronica Caro was born and raised in Santa Ana, California. In 2015, she received her B.A. in Cinema and Television Arts with an emphasis in cinematography, from Cal-State Northridge. Her love for film and ambition to be a part of a production began when she attended the Orange County High School of the Arts. There, she was able to explore the foundations of film, as well as creating her own projects. Since then, she has been an active filmmaker, producing several documentaries focusing on diverse issues. She aspires to attend graduate school next year to further improve her filmmaking skills. Posts by Veronica Caro:
Voices of Long Beach
A short community series highlighting homelessness, education, and youth leadership in the city of Long Beach.
One Family, Three Generations in a Changing Barrio
Three generations of my family saw Santa Ana’s gentrification unravel its many forms before our eyes. Through the decades, my grandmother, my mother and I have been able to observe the changes in our own way.
Emerging With Strength: Women of Long Beach
These women of Long Beach prove that greatness comes in all colors, sizes and lifestyles. Watch and share our video for #WomensEqualityDay.
Nurses Want Industry Reforms to Enhance Life-Saving Treatment
Understaffed, these dialysis nurses say they are pressured to rush through life-saving treatments and work excessive hours.
Long Beach People’s State of the City: 30 Days Later
We look back on the event to ask, how are you continuing to make positive change?
Here’s What’s at Stake for LGBT Youth if Obamacare is Scrapped
Facing stigma, homelessness, and living off "survival crimes" such as sex work, many LGBT youth may lose critical services if Obamacare is repealed.