Vicky Diaz-Camacho

Community Reporter

Vicky Diaz-Camacho managed Kansas City PBS's journalism public engagement series, curiousKC. She is an EMMY-award winning producer and reporter for the monthly current affairs program, Flatland in Focus. Her reporting focuses on housing, health, education and culture. Her upbringing on the El Paso/Juarez border as a Mexican-Puerto Rican guides her methodology, which dissects current affairs and reports its impact on people in our community.

Stories by Vicky Diaz-Camacho

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Season of Giving: Mobile Resources for Rural Folks

This charity goes to people in need, particularly rural residents.

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Season of Giving: Healthcare for Musicians

KC musicians can get help with ER costs and other resources thanks to this local charity.

Kosher Food Pantry items in jars

Season of Giving: Kosher Food Pantry

This charity goes to people in need, particularly rural residents.

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Season of Giving: The Gift of Music

This KC charity helps make music education accessible for all kids in the KC area.

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Season of Giving: Senior Animals

Flatland's "Season of Giving" feature highlights Fancy's Fund, which supports senior pets in Kansas City.

Uzi Pecina en Dallas

Forever 18: Uzi Pecina Seemed OK, But He Wasn’t

Uzi Pecina seemed like he was OK. He wasn't.

Uzi Pecina en Dallas

Por siempre 18: Uzi Pecina aparentaba estar bien, pero no era así

Note: To read this story in English click here: “Forever 18” Uzi Pecina portaba una sonrisa contagiosa y un estilo impecable, un completo “sneakerhead”. Como músico, escuchaba música de reggaeton, particularmente Daddy Yankee, y tocaba en la banda de su padre, Trio Aztlan, y en su propia banda, Theta Intellect. Orgullosamente, se identificaba como mexicoamericano….

Latina Veteran Pursues Healing Through Poetry

For Iraq War veteran Lucky Garcia, poetry has become a form of therapy and fuel for her activism in Kansas City.

The Hall Family Foundation has given the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art what may be the earliest photographic image of slavery in America.

Nelson-Atkins Obtains Rare Image of Slaves Working on a Plantation

The Hall Family Foundation has given the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art what may be the earliest photographic image of slavery in America.

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