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6 COGNOTES                                 SEATTLE                          MIDWINTER MEETING HIGHLIGHTS

A Night of Bilingual Cuentos

On the evening of January 26, REFORMA held its Noche De Cuentos, a night of bilingual stories and cuentos from local storytellers at the Seattle Public Library. Noche de Cuentos (A Night of Stories) is a REFORMA family literacy initiative celebrated all year round, but especially during the week of the spring equinox, March 18- 25, in conjunction with World Storytelling Day. The event aims to celebrate the rich history and tradition of storytelling. Our featured storytellers included:

Tania Hino
Tania is a bilingual social worker, parenting educator, storyteller, a wife, and a mother of three vibrant multicultural children. When she’s not teaching parents, you might find her hosting Spanish language story times at various Seattle Public Library branches.

Marco Cortes
His music speaks of the different Latin American cultures and is especially geared toward younger children. He currently works as a Spanish and music teacher, and he actively participates in various cultural aspects of the Northwest of the United States.

Nora Girón-Dolce
Award-winning author, actress, singer, and storyteller. Promoter of the Spanish language and Mexican culture. Constant dreamer, rainbow chaser, part-time mermaid. Member of the writers’ group Seattle Escribe.

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