Every campaign has a story. The challenge is making sure voters actually hear it. This year, Palabra Media had the opportunity to do exactly that for Seb Matta, who ran for Maricopa County Clerk of the Superior Court. Here is a look at the work we produced and what we learned along the way.
On October 8th, Palabra Media had the honor of leading an interactive workshop for small businesses at the Third Convention of the Fundación Mexicana Emprende Phoenix. The event took place at the National Bank of Arizona conference center, at the invitation of the Consulate of Mexico in Phoenix.
Thursday, October 22, was a special night for Palabra Media. Our team took home three honors at the 2026 AZIMA TIM Awards in Tempe, recognizing our work in nonprofit website design, video storytelling, and agency leadership.
On October 1, I had the opportunity to deliver the opening remarks at Latinas in Tech Arizona's Comunidad Con Café: Brewing Our Future at Fair Trade Café in Phoenix. I brought more than 10 years of experience leading marketing teams in the technology industry into that conversation. I also brought a question that stayed with me throughout those years: Why were there so few people who looked like us in the rooms where decisions were being made?
Palabra Media produced a campaign video for Elizabeth Lee, an Arizona nurse running for Congress. Lee’s story focuses on dignity, practical problem-solving, and protecting the rights of individuals to make their own medical decisions.
How does a corporate sales rep become a full-time artist? For Michael Padilla, it took a supportive community, the right mentor, and a return to his Hispanic roots to turn personal loss into a sustainable creative career.
Think your social media followers are your best asset? Think again. Social media audiences are just rented. Learn why you need to stop chasing algorithms and start building an email and SMS community that you actually own.
