10, 2015 Recent and current projects In March 2010, Baca was part of a mural project in the East Bay, Northern California, the Richmond Mural Project, a five panel mural that featured different themes in each panel. The goal of the project was to connect the citizens, and share their wildly diverse backgrounds. She was also part of a group that successfully preserved her mural, Danza Indigenas, in Baldwin Park, after there were violent protests and vandalism towards the artwork. Baca has also had a huge part in the group Mural Rescue Program, which is a program that works to restore, preserve/stabilize, and conserve murals (both painted and digital) that have been painted or printed on substrates and walls built in public environments. One of Baca's most recent and ongoing projects is "New Codex-Oaxaca-Immigration and Cultural Memory" this project is about sharing artwork and stories of those who are immigrating from Mexico (namely Oaxaca) to the US; why they are immigrating, what they are leaving behind, what's happening to make them leave, etc. Baca is involved in choosing the art pieces that are being displayed, community outreach to help come up with ways for these immigrants to have a stable outcome, and getting a conversation started in the community, using these immigrants' artwork. She was interviewed for the film !Women Art Revolution. Publications with contributions by Baca Mapping the Terrain: new genre public art. Seattle: Bay, 1995. By Suzanne Lacy. . Includes a chapter by Baca, "Whose Monument Where". Notable works Mi Abuelita, 1970, Hollenbeck Park, Los Angeles, California Great Wall of Los Angeles, 1976–present, Van Nuys, California History of Unitarianism, 1981, First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California Danza Indigenas, 1994, Metrolink, maintained by Amtrak, Baldwin Park, California La Memoria de Nuestra Tierra, 1996,University of Southern California. Memoria de Nuestra Tierra, 2001, Denver Colorado, Denver international airport Digital tile murals, 2000, City of Los Angeles, Venice Beach, California Migration of the Golden People, 2002, Central American Research and Education Center of Los Angeles César Chávez Memorial, 2008, San Jose State University, San Jose, California Danza de la Tierra, 2009, Dallas Latino Cultural Center, Dallas, Texas Ataco, El Salvador Murals, 2009 Invited by the US embassy, Ataco, El Salvador Tiny Ripples of Hope and Seeing Through Others Eyes, 2010, Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, California La Gente del Maiz, 2011, Miguel Contreras Learning Complex, Los