Gustavo Sagrero Álvarez
Race & Identity Reporter
About
Gustavo covers the intersection of race and identity for KUOW, writing stories that center voices often not catered to in typical news. Previously he was at KUNR in Reno as a Bilingual Reporting Fellow focusing on Indigenous and Latine communities where he's covered topics about MMIWP, voting access, language justice, food sovereignty, food apartheid, indigenous boarding schools, and the effects wage disparities for Latinos, to name a few topics. He's most interested in covering how communities effect the levers of power they hold to affect change.
Before finding his way into journalism he spent nearly a decade in the restaurant industry, from busboy at a buffet to a line cook in nationally and internationally known establishments. Now all the cooking he cares about is making the perfect pot of beans and grits. Always on the hunt for a solid plate of hashbrowns or a solid bowl of menudo, let him know if you have a spot to recommend.
You can contact Gustavo on his work cell at 206-960-3698. Follow Gustavo on Instagram at @gus.chavo.
Location: Seattle
Languages: Spanish, English
Pronouns: he/him
Stories
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Thursday Evening Headlines
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Wednesday Evening Headlines
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Tuesday Evening Headlines
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Hundreds attend vigil remembering Seattle woman killed by Israeli military in the West Bank
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King County Council considers housing development for middle-income residents
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Government
Washington state puts $29 million toward loans for communities most impacted by 'war on drugs'
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Health
For Seattle youth, boxing clubs offer lessons in overcoming conflict
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Government
Western Washington tribe could get back 72 acres of old-growth forest under congressional bill
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As King County moves to reopen Kent hotel for the unhoused, asylum-seekers hope they won’t be forgotten
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Government
For homebuyers impacted by racist housing covenants, Washington state offers zero-interest loans