“…New Orleans has an established Latino/a population with strong ties to Central America, especially Honduras, which dates back to the banana trade during the early 20th century (Sluyter, Watkins, Chaney, & Gibson, 2015). This population increased after Hurricane Katrina when Mexican and Central American migrant workers came to New Orleans to complete dangerous, low-wage work in mold remediation, demolition, and reconstruction under the Davis-Bacon Act and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulation suspensions (Fussell, 2009; Gorman, 2010; Masozera, Bailey, & Kerchner, 2007). Toxic mold levels and air pollutants posed a serious threat to the workers’ health (Picou, 2009).…”