On February 11, 2026, we held a gathering between young members of the Communications Kuagro of the Afro Mata ‘e Pelo Foundation in La Guajira, Colombia, and participants from the...
On February 21st, we kicked off the Conectándonos Más (connecting more) youth program with a celebration that brought together the 20 participating youth, youth leaders, community artists, and program coordinators...
The second season of MÁS Podcast for MÁS Orgullo, created by the Afro-Latino Seattle Movement, consolidated Borders in Transit as a sound and political space that confronts us with the...
Movimiento Afrolatino Seattle enters our 12th year in a moment of tremendous political, organizational, and personal change. As we look toward the future, we also feel called to reflect—on why...
We’re launching the series Borders in Transit, a sonic journey that will take you through stories of migration, resistance, and pride. This is the second season of MÁS podcast for...
El Chachareo is a form of gathering and virtual conversation that we have created at Movimiento Afrolatino Seattle to highlight our experiences and the different ways we see the strengths...
The Garifuna people rise from a history of displacement and survival. The result of the forced encounter between liberated Africans and Carib and Arawak peoples in the insular Caribbean of...
Art, ancestry, and Afro-Latin resistance raise their voices against environmental racism in Seattle In the memory of Black and Indigenous peoples of Abya Yala, the pregón is not just simple...
By Milvia Berenice Pacheco Salvatierra I don’t remember where I read this passage or who said it, but it seems perfect to open this letter, which attempts to share with...
Change can be unsettling… but it also carries the promise of renewal and optimism. There is no “right” way to respond to it. Here at MÁS, we are experiencing those emotions, right alongside you, as we move through this season of change together. We have a change of our own to share.
