Trinity University
Irma brought Why Would I Mispronounce My Own Name? to Trinity University — and the students and community members showed up with curiosity, laughter, and deep questions.
A night of connection, reflection, and community.
Irma during rehearsal holding a script
Irma dancing during her show
Irma greeting audience members after performance
Irma during rehearsal holding a script
Standing ovation from enthusiastic crowd
Irma smiling in front of show's flyer
Irma at the end of the show
Standing ovation from enthusiastic crowd
St. Mary's University
Irma performed Why Would I Mispronounce My Own Name? for a vibrant audience of students and community members.
The room was filled with laughter, recognition, and a few powerful silences — the kind that happen when a story hits home.
ILRC 2025 Gala
Irma was honored to serve as the Keynote Speaker at the ILRC’s Annual Burton Immigration & Civil Rights Awards Dinner.
She shared excerpts from her play, connected with fellow advocates, and stood alongside leaders committed to justice, dignity, and speaking truth to power.
A night of joy, community, and fierce commitment to immigrant rights.
Irma and attendees of the ILRC Gala
Irma with projector's slide "I just look illegal" shirt
Irma speaking with attendees at pre-gala reception
Irma and attendees of the ILRC Gala
Irma with TJFON staff Alvaro Manrique Barrenechea, Aineth Murguia, and Tessa Lemos del Pino.
Pre-show photo with Alvaro Manrique Barrenechea, Aineth Murguia, and Tessa Lemos del Pino.
Irma with TJFON staff
Irma with TJFON staff Alvaro Manrique Barrenechea, Aineth Murguia, and Tessa Lemos del Pino.
Tennessee Justice
For Our Neighbors
Irma joined a panel conversation centered on respect, identity, and solidarity within the Latino community.
Hosted by Justice For Our Neighbors, the event brought together voices committed to fostering deeper understanding — not just across communities, but within them.
A powerful space for dialogue, reflection, and connection.