On a mission to support Latin American artists around our community, Huron Latino Student Union is participating in a fundraiser organized by The Pulsera Project. The Pulsera Project is a non-profit organization that empowers Central American artists, mostly from Nicaragua and Guatemala, by selling their pulseras, or bracelets, and other crafts to more than 3,000 schools in the United States. In addition to direct profits made by Latin American artists, funds collected from these projects are also delivered to other Latin American communities. According to The Pulsera Project website, past projects covered housing, healthcare, academic scholarships, and educational programs in Central American countries. “All of the products are hand-made so they are obviously really good quality,” sophomore Rashelle Alexandra Hernández-Callejas said. “There are also a lot of varieties within the designs to choose from.” The bracelets are made of either multicolored woven fabric, beads, or leat...