Valentina Gonzalez (left), Milvia Pacheco (middle), and Dora Oliveira (right) MÁS Executive Director Mónica Rojas-Stewart participated as one of the lead artists in La Cocina , an art space created...
“Being Afro-descendant for me is a process of self-discovery of the non-European cultural essence that lives in me. It is identifying myself with the Afro-Latin cultural broth that was mixed...
¡ MÁS welcomed two guest artists from Africa Aaron Mulenga (Zaire) and Zuko Zikalala (South Africa) Reflection of Milvia Pacheco Last June and in collaboration with Heritage University, MÁS received...
What has the “black” and “brown” unity been like in the past? How does it look today? How do we build unity and solidarity today? How do we begin to...
UW Student Reflections Education is central among the activities of MÁS. An initiative that we are excited to have launched during the Afro-Latino Art and Education Season was the creation...
Dear family of MORE: Spring has arrived and with it the closing of our fiscal year and the beginning of a new stage for MÁS. First of all I want...
Six weeks of diverse Afro-Latino focused arts education events in Seattle Free and open to the general public Seattle, WA – In accordance with the United Nations’ initiative to...
Workshops for children and families
MÁS is in the process of becoming a 501 c 3 non-profit organization. Your support is essential to our success as the first Afro-Latino organization in the Northwest United States....
