MORE Talk For MORE Pride – Dialogue #2
Saturday July 4th 11am – 1pm PST via Zoom We are going to meet again as a community to continue the series of MORE conversations. On July 4, when the...
Newsletter June 2020 // Newsletter June 2020
Welcome to the first edition of this year’s MÁS newsletter. After a two-year hiatus, the MÁS team is very excited to be able to resume the organization’s newsletter.
MORE Huayruro Circle
In these difficult times, in which we are going through a pandemic, and times of racial conflict, it was very necessary to sit together in a circle of peace.
Our statement on the murder of our brother, George Floyd.
Statement from MORE – George Floyd The Seattle Afro-Latin Movement (MAS) condemns the murder of our brother George Floyd and that of all people of African descent who have been...
2019 NAC (Nonprofit Assistance Center, now Communities RISE) Cohort
As part of MÁS intention to become a stronger, self-sustaining non-for-profit organization, MÁS members registered to be part of the 2019 NAC (Nonprofit Assistance Center, now Communities RISE) cohort to...
A conversation with Afro-Argentine singer Fidel Nadal
A conversation with Afro-Argentine singer Fidel Nadal was held on September 25 at Cafe Station. Nadal was born into an academic family in Buenos Aires, his mother was an anthropologist...
MORE hip hop, MORE women, MORE resistance
It was held on June 1, at the Union Cultural Center. Around dialogue, food and ‘living together’, Afro-Ecuadorian hip hop artist Black Mama and her fellow Ecuadorian Hip Hop feminists,...
Afro-Venezuelan music workshop with GUSTAVO OVALLES
on March 18, 2019, at El Centro de la Raza. This workshop featured Gustavo Ovalles, a renowned Venezuelan musician known as Omo Aña (son of the drum). He has been...
Founder and Executive Director of MAS quoted in Seattle Times
‘The Routes of Slavery’ traces a musical journey of resilience in the face of inhumanity Originally published October 31, 2018 at 6:00 am Updated October 31, 2018 at 2:11 pm...
The story of the “proclaimers”
Spanish below… by Dr. Ileana Rodriguez-Silva, Professor, Department of History, University of Washington In many places in Latin America and the Caribbean, the town crier is a central character in...
