I am so excited that you are here!

I'm so excited for our 2nd annual Latina Campaign. This year we will be featuring Inspiring Latinas. Are you someone who has created a movement, has big dreams, and doing them?!? I want to share your story. I believe we have a voice that hasn’t had the platform to share all the positive things we are doing for the greater good. Please review all the details below, and fill out the application.

the details:

For Locals:

A mini 5-8min session

2-5 digital files (electronic download)

Please wear a white top with black or charcoal demin

Scheduled Shoot Dates:

Sept 6th | 10am-12pm | The Firehouse | Maywood,IL

Sept 7th | 9am-12pm | The Firehouse | Maywood,IL

Cost: $30 or purchase of a shirt (only if I take your photos)

*all funds will be donated to The Firehouse Dream

or if you have professional quality photos,

Please email them to connect@authenticadventure.co,

along with who photo credit should go to.

For out of state:

Please email professional quality photos of yourself to connect@authenticadventure.co,

along with who photo credit should go to. Lifestyle, or fun head shot style is welcome.

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email Address

Address

Only fill out if you are interested in me coming on-location.

Address 1

Address 2

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Country

Which shoot date are you interested in?

Facebook

We'd love to tag you when sharing your story.

Instagram

We'd love to tag you when sharing your story.

I give Authentic Adventure Co. permission to photograph and share my story?

I give Authentic Adventure Co permission to photograph and share my story on their website, blog, and social media outlets. I understand that my story may be edited, and parts may get taken out. (Please sign your full legal name if you agree.)

What do you identify as? (Puerto Rican, Mexican, Salvadorian, etc.)

What does being a Latina mean to you?

Share your movement, business, non-profit, dream, with us:

What inspired you to start your movement, businss, non-profit, dream, etc.

What are some preconceived notions/stereotypes that you've faced in your business, movement, non-profit, etc?

Are you a US citizen? If not, could you share what your experience has been being an immigrant, and the process of becoming a US citizen, resident, etc. (Share only what you are comfortable with or skip altogether)

Who are some of your Latinx inspirations?

Is there something else you'd like to say or add?