52 Women Who Transformed Toronto
Meet Colombia “Coco” Díaz who empowered caregivers and newcomers through relentless community organizing, advocacy, and education.
Born in the Philippines, she immigrated to Toronto in 1980 to work as a nanny and became a fierce defender of domestic workers’ rights in Canada. From her early work with INTERCEDE to co-founding the Caregiver Connections, Education, and Support Organization (CCESO), Diaz dedicated her life to protecting and uplifting care workers.
The 52 is a project by Museum of Toronto celebrating 52 women who shaped this city, in ways big and small, public and unseen.
Magdaragat: An Anthology of Filipino-Canadian Writing
Honored and excited to have a piece published in "Magdaragat" by Canadian publishing house Cormorant Books coming this Fall 2023. Stay tuned!
If you missed it the first time, you'll have another chance to catch “Uncle Vanya”, a Critic's Pick produced by Crow's Theatre.
Going to Hamilton's Theatre Aquarius January 10 to 27, 2024 and Toronto’s CAA Ed Mirvish Productions February 2 to 25, 2024.