Gina Yager gets her chat on with Kim Treviño-Kiraly, a passionate literary advocate bringing writers and community together through Black Mountain Institute. Originally from Uvalde, Texas, Kim discusses her role in fundraising, relationship-building, and promoting literary activism at UNLV. She shares her experiences leading the Libros & Chisme book club, participating in local StorySlam events, and celebrating Latin American literature. Kim offers a unique perspective on the power of storytelling, nonprofit development, and creating meaningful connections through the written word. Her journey showcases how creativity and community can intersect to create lasting social impact. For more information on Black Mountain Institute, visit www.blackmountaininstitute.org.