Conversation 3/3 To take the street, to take the territory. Those are the basis of the actions of the young people who will accompany us in the 3rd conversation of...
On April 29th we finished the journey we started on January 14th with the Youth Program “Conectándonos MÁS” (connecting more). (connecting more). With the support of Seattle’s Department of Education...
Conversation 2/3 The hotbeds of struggle of the casas adentro* are the guests of our 2nd meeting in MÁS Conversaciones para MÁS Orgullo. These young people come to share their...
This April 04 we present to our community the digital Fanzine “Torcer las palabras” (bending the words), the fruit of the first workshop of the year: metresas, and imaginary dissidents...
Conversation 1/3 Marooning Education. Have you ever felt that at school, high school, or university little is said about your culture as an Afro or Indigenous person? Do you feel...
El Fogón: Afro Woman and Traditional Cuisine In this conversation, we will be sharing with two fantastic afro women who have made food their center of reflection and life: Caridad...
Conversation 1/3 As we faced the limit of life as a species in the midst of the pandemic context, ancestral ways of caring for life came to the forefront. Ancestral...
By: Marcela Rosero and Movimiento Afrolatino Seattle The word “Cumbia” comes from the Guinea Valley of West Africa. Cumbia was born in Santa Cruz de Mompox, Cartagena – Bolivar –...
Published in: Latina Seattle July 19, 2022 very summer, there are many organizations that create programs and workshops for all ages, promoting the artistic and cultural quality of the Latino...
