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.
What did we question in these conversations? What did we dismantle? From where do we stand to begin repairs? We want to begin this summer newsletter by sharing the closing...
Johan Mijail does not introduce herself: she bursts in. Her mere presence, her voice, her gesture, and her words are manifestations of a living art that transcends genres and categories....
We are super happy and proud to have reached the completion and closing of the 3rd edition of our youth program Connectándonos MÁS. We want to celebrate this achievement by...
We invite you to the Launch of “Torcer Palabras III” (Twisting Words Volume III) A poetic presentation by a group of participants from the first MÁS workshop of the year:...
We have collected a series of texts, affirmations, or short testimonies from some of the people who make up the different working teams of MÁS answering the following questions; how...
“Hairstyles They’re a form of expression That helped During enslavement They drew The perfect path That has led Black people to liberation” Kombilesa mí- Los peinados Bordebalay, cornrows, hundidito, bantu...
