Attorney Brenda Chavez

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Attorney Brenda Chavez

Brenda Chavez is an entertainment, IP and business attorney licensed in California and New York. Ms. Follow her .

Chavez helps clients protect their intellectual property and works on copyrights, trademarks, licensing, business and corporate matters. You may contact her via her website www.attorneybrendachavez.com.

05/03/2025

Congratulations Justice for My Sister for an incredible and inspiring film festival. With Board Member Juanita Chavez and honorary Board Member Dolores Huerta. Si Se Puede! ✊🏼💖🎉

04/10/2025

I am grateful to Gaby Nunez and the Latinx Lab Speakers Series for inviting me to participate in a career and community panel at Cal State Fullerton. I enjoyed sharing my journey with the amazing students and also hearing the inspiring stories of the two other speakers. 💕

02/23/2025

Book #2: The Trouble with Poetry by Billy Collins. This is an accessible collection of poems. The poet writes about the ordinary things in his life- from the view out his window to the alphabet- showing beauty in the everyday.

01/26/2025

Coming across this mural by was like having a ray of sunshine shine down on me. 💗

10/16/2024

Honored to share Cherrie Moraga,’s story and how she has inspired and helped me with my healing journey.

10/05/2024

Inspired and moved by “A Woman Named Gloria,” an incredible play written by Josefina Lopez about the amazing trailblazer Chicana activist Gloria Molina. 💕

09/07/2024

Congratulations to the cast and crew of the film and writer/director Danny Eduvijes Carrera for your 2024 Imagen Award nomination. Felicidades and good luck tomorrow! 🎉❤️ &Boyle

05/02/2024

Book #3 (late post): The Sexuality of Latinas edited by Norma Alarcón, Ana Castillo, and Cherrie Moraga. This bilingual anthology of poetry and essays explores the sexuality of Latinas through the cultural lens of Latin@/Mexican culture. Published in 1993, it is an early exploration of Latina/Chicana feminism and identity.

02/02/2024

Book #1: The Hungry Woman: A Mexican Medea and Heart of the Earth: A Popul Vuh Story by Cherrie Moraga. In the play “The Hungry Woman,” Cherrie uses Greek and indigenous mythology to create a tragic and dystopian future where qu**rs (and other anti-patriarchal and anti-establishment renegades) are exiled from Aztlan. In her feminist revision of the Mayan creation story “The Popul Vuh” Cherrie draws on indigenous and Chicana/o mythology to empower the “rejected”/the queer/the other.

01/01/2024

May this new year be filled with good health and prosperity! 🎉💕

12/02/2023

Book #11: Harvesting Dreams by Erica Alfaro. I remember coming across the picture on the cover of this book after it went viral. It captures the heart of the author’s moving autobiography. Harvesting Dreams is a quick read dealing with poverty, racism, domestic abuse, teenage motherhood, and the author’s incredible will to overcome her humble beginnings as a child farm worker and escape an abusive relationship. 📚🎓🌟

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http://attorneybrendachavez.com/

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