Trina spearheaded the library’s rebrand and website redesign, then became the Hispanic Programmer, expanding culturally rich community programming. In 2024, they were proud finalists for the National Medal for Museum and Library Service.

As a cultural consultant for ArtYard, Trina led a focus group that guided the integration of Hispanic culture into their programming. She also produced a Spanish-language costume workshop for their biennial Hatch Festival, which she collaborated on.

The organization hired Trina to give a six-week aspirational course she designed for Latinas navigating life in the U.S. and discovering their purpose.

Trina developed and produced an oral history project documenting the stories of Lambertville, NJ, residents from Oaxaca, Mexico, conducting interviews for historical preservation and cultural analysis.

Trina curated and produced numerous screenings and community events, which evolved into her role as a board member, where she now serves on the programming committee.