The second annual Latino Tennessee Voices Storytellers Live returns for its second year, this time at Casa Azafrán on Nolensville. Five storytellers from the community will share their personal stories in front of a live audience. They share insight, wisdom and hard truths to engage, inspire and connect with the audience. 

Our Storytellers:

• Jessie Garcia Knowles, executive director, Tennessee Latin American Chamber of Commerce
• Jonathan Low, medical student at Meharry Medical College
• Jessica Márquez, manager of advocacy and communication, Conexión Américas
• Luis Mata, policy coordinator for the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition and TIRRC Votes
• Eva Angelina Romero, entrepreneur/broker, National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP) NASHVILLE founding president, 2016-2018

If you missed the inaugural event from 2022, find the link here

About Storytellers Project:
We can't wait to see you at one of our in-person or virtual shows this year! We promise a night of connection, laughter and catharsis. USA TODAY Network journalists have curated an event we believe will make you feel better about yourself, and your community.  

At Storytellers Project, we help people tell true stories about who they are, what they do, and why it matters. Since 2016, at hundreds of shows with thousands of tellers, we connect people and communities to drive change. 

Storytellers Project is a nationwide series of live storytelling events featuring neighbors and notables sharing personal stories. What makes us unlike any other storytelling event is that USA TODAY Network journalists curate and coach the tellers to develop stories that serve their communities. 
 
We are dedicated to creating empathy across America. Nashville Storytellers Project is produced from the newsroom of The Tennessean and tennessean.com.  

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