In this Schader Foundation blog, Rocío reflects on leading a Dialogue-Café at the Großer Konvent, comparing San Antonio and Darmstadt's approaches to migration and exploring how cities on both sides of the Atlantic respond to shared challenges.
UTSA highlighted Rocío Guenther as she embarked on her German Chancellor Fellowship in Germany, where she researched local government responses to migration and integration while representing San Antonio on the international stage.
In this commentary for the San Antonio Express-News, Rocío reflects on the legacy of the Blackwell School in Marfa, Texas, and the importance of preserving Latino history as part of America's broader story of identity and healing.
The Schader Foundation announced Rocío Guenther as its third Fellow-in-Residence, complementing her German Chancellor Fellowship. Her focus on migration, integration, and sustainability highlights her transatlantic expertise in bridging local government and cultural narratives.
KSAT News covered Rocío Guenther's leadership in Mayor Ron Nirenberg's office, where she helped organize the distribution of free PPE kits to more than 400 San Antonio businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Trinity University profiled Rocío Guenther as part of its "Tigresses Making an Influence" series, highlighting her path from student to journalist, international relations specialist, and Director of Constituent Services for San Antonio's Mayor.
At the International Symposium on Online Journalism, Rocío Guenther spoke about the importance of bilingual reporting in covering Latino communities, sharing how language builds trust and breaks down barriers in journalism on both sides of the U.S.–Mexico border.
As part of Texas Public Radio's "Worth Repeating" series, Rocío Guenther shared her personal story of growing up between Mexico and the United States, reflecting on identity, movement, and belonging on both sides of the border.
