Vicky Diaz-Camacho

Community Reporter

Vicky Diaz-Camacho managed Kansas City PBS's journalism public engagement series, curiousKC. She is an EMMY-award winning producer and reporter for the monthly current affairs program, Flatland in Focus. Her reporting focuses on housing, health, education and culture. Her upbringing on the El Paso/Juarez border as a Mexican-Puerto Rican guides her methodology, which dissects current affairs and reports its impact on people in our community.

Stories by Vicky Diaz-Camacho

Voting in the primary election

curiousKC: A Concerned Kansas Citian Asks, ‘Can We Vote By Mail?’

COVID-19 affected more than going out to restaurants. It's changed how we get to vote, too. Here's what you need to know.

Your questions about COVID-19 are now up for a vote

curiousKC: What COVID-19 Questions Should We Investigate?

Pick what our reporters investigate next, Kansas City.

COVID testing is available through drive-through clinics

curiousKC: Is COVID Testing Made Available to Those Who Are Homebound?

Is COVID testing available for home-bound patients? curiousKC has the answer.

College life as a minority

The Filter Ep. 4: ‘Graduation Day’

College as we know it has been upended. But what are the silent struggles of higher education's minority population? Three folks take it back to middle school, high school and colleges days to paint the picture of life in school as a minority.

Jac T Bowen's custom sculpture, an elephant, in a backyard with the family

curiousKC: Why Jac Bowen Made a Sculpture For a 2-Year-Old in the ’60s

A family recalls their quest to have renowned artist Jac T. Bowen create an animal sculpture for their young son.

Ramadan during a pandemic

KC Families Share How Ramadan Changed This Year

In this special project, three households in the Kansas City area share, in their own voices, what they have been doing to observe the month-long practice of prayer, fasting and community while at home.

Kansas City's Guadalupe Center in the 1930s

curiousKC: A Visual History on Racial Distribution in the Metro

Is KC divided into different racial groups? curiousKC investigates. And the short answer: yes. See why.

Immigration advocates gather

Proposed Detention Center for Immigrant Boys Withdrawn

A proposal to open a detention center for immigrant boys ages 11-17 at the former Kindred Hospital building at 8701 Troost Ave. has been withdrawn.

Roses held by gloved hands

How KC Therapists Are Coping With ‘Communal Trauma’ During Pandemic

Technology is helping therapists treat their clients remotely, but how has it affected them?

Eva Longoria

Star-Studded Virtual Cinco De Mayo Concert Aims to Raise Money for Farmworkers

In less than a month, producers from across the U.S. pulled together a virtual festival to help farmworkers.

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