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A prominent figure in the Hispanic community and in the Niagara Region, Zulima was selected as one of the Top 25 Canadian Immigrants for the year 2011 by Canadian Immigrant magazine for her contributions to Canada.
Luis Eduardo Molina
The newest member of our team, Mary joined Kiddo in December 2011as our English copy-editor. She is responsible for the print and online versions of Kiddo Magazine as well as the other web content on our website. Mary was born in Guatemala but completed all her education in Canada. She always knew she would pursue a career in publishing and so she set out to complete a Honours Bachelor of Arts at the University of Toronto and a Certificate in Publishing from Ryerson University. At Ryerson she focused on editing, grammar and communication courses. Mary loves to take written documents and polish and perfect them. She has a keen eye for detail and happily contemplates choosing the perfect word for minutes at a time! She is the owner of a freelance editing service, Editors Canada. She offers meticulous editing services to individuals and businesses alike. You can visit her website at www.editorscanada.com. As if that didn’t keep her busy enough, she is also a full-time mother to two energetic children, a girl and a baby boy.
Ricardo Alarcón As our chief designer Ricardo makes sure all the drawings, illustrations and visual concepts of Kiddo Magazine are in place. His working hours are not regular office hours. Ricardo spends an undisclosed amount of time in front of a Go Green graphic, the cover, and changing and devising wonderful and colourful ideas for the magazine. He was born in Colombia and later became a Canadian Citizen. Ricardo went to university to learn how to design buildings and uses his education on symmetry, beauty and colour every day. Every page of Kiddo Magazine is first created in his mind and as a result, we can see the undeniable beauty of this wonderful project that combines professionalism, passion and love on every page created.
Regina Garza As an internationally published writer, Regina is a welcome addition to Kiddo Magazine. Born in Mexico, she studied writing at the Writers School of Mexico and earned her Bachelor’s Degree in English from the Universidad de Quintana Roo. She has also attended many professional workshops in poetry, stories, journalism, radio broadcasting and storytelling. She has received many awards for her written pieces and the scope of her work centers on improving the communities. Regina’s work has been extensively published in newspapers, academic and cultural magazines, in Mexico, the United States and Canada. She has been editor and journalist for many organizations and has also taught literature and mentored youth in hopes of encouraging reading.
Responsible for all the team caricatures you see on this page, Juan creates images with a passion that is contagious.A professional artist by trade. he draws a lot of the animations you see on Kiddo Magazine. He is inspired by those unanimated creatures that are alive in his mind and come alive in our world once he materializes them on paper with his powerful expression. In Juan’s capable hands Kiddo’s newest hero Kaptain Leaf is brought to life.
Ylana Luigi
Alexander Erazo As an experienced computer programmer, Alex writes code that creates amazing programs. He also has a vast knowledge in the development of web systems and networks. That same passion has been put into the stories he writes for Kiddo; . his writings have been a welcome addition to our magazine. Alex has a great ability to weave words. His stories stimulate and engage readers of all ages. Originally from Ibarra, Ecuador, Alex came to Canada at the age of 21. He has been immersed in the Canadian culture for more than 16 years, nevertheless, his roots are strong. Through Kiddo, he has found a special way to share the teachings of his parents and grandparents, as well as the stories of growing up in a South American country, with his beloved daughter.
Camila Uriona
Scarlet Estrada Prior to cutting her first birthday cake, people would be surprised that Scarlet could articulate long conversations from her stroller when she wasn’t even able to walk yet. Scarlet, born in Venezuela, decided to express her feelings and thoughts in public early in her life. She completed her first impromptu speech to a large audience at the tender age of 4 during a religious public performance. It was clear then that she liked talking and forming new relations. With that background, a wealth of experience, combined with inner curiosity, a passion for multiculturalism, and a recent graduate degree in Corporate Communications, Scarlet expertly coordinates Public Relations for Kiddo Magazine.
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Zulima Wesso



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