Adolfho Romero

“We capture, preserve, and promote living histories of individuals from all walks of life.”SPOHP interview, May 10, 2023📋

Spotlight on Service: Hispanic Veterans Oral Histories Feature
University of Florida • 2023

As part of a collaborative oral history initiative, I helped document and interpret the lived experiences of Hispanic U.S. veterans through interviews and documentary storytelling, contributing to a permanent archival record in the Library of Congress.Fall 2023📋

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Grey, P. (2025). “An Oral History of a Native Son: The Elaine Massacre and Its Living Memory.”
The Footnote

Creek Corner mention
Interview and feature • Poarch Band of Creek Indians History Conference

Featured in Creek Corner for work on the Venus McGhee Prince Collection with the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program. Interviewed during the Poarch Band of Creek Indians History Conference.📋

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“Challenging Racism at University of Florida.”
Podcast Interview

“Script Writer: This episode examines how the University of Florida has challenged racism.”Episode description📋

Working Toward Food Justice in Alachua County Feature
The Gainesville Iguana • 2021

Participant in community organizing and protest actions highlighted in this article documenting grassroots efforts for food justice, mutual aid, and labor accountability in Alachua County. My participation is acknowledged in the publication.

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Romero, A. (2021, Aug). “History and the People Who Make It: Madelyn Lockhart.”
The Gainesville Iguana

Romero, A. (2021, Mar). “The Alachua County Tenants Association: Updates.”
The Gainesville Iguana

“Since the early summer of 2020, the Alachua County Labor Coalition started helping tenants by developing the Alachua County Tenants Association.”Mar 2021📋

Romero, A. (2021, Feb). “Diverse Communities Are Transforming Florida.”
The Gainesville Sun