Afro Latino Institute

Website https://afrolatinoinstitute.com/

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  • Conversation Series, Part II: EMPOWER “Educating Many People on Women’s Empowering Roles”

    GALA Hispanic Theatre 3333 14th Street Northwest, Washington, DC, United States

    Come join us at the GALA Hispanic Theatre for an enlightening event focused on women’s empowering roles. In honor of National Women’s Month, GALA Theatre, Youth Voices Transforming Communities and the Afro Latino Institute, are coordinating a multicultural/generational conversation discussing women empowerment, entitled: Conversation Series, Part II: EMPOWER “Educating Many People on Women’s Empowering Roles”

  • Sankofa: Honoring Afro-Indigenous Women Through Art

    Embassy of Colombia in Washington, D.C. 1724 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest, Washington

    Best regards, we invite you to join us in a Tribute to Afro-Indigenous women through art. A tribute to Afro-indigenous women through artistic work of Mila Fields-Zayas, Afro-indigenous woman and art student at Howard University in Washington DC. Mila presents The Sankofa Series, composed of masks, bowls and engravings. An event that pays tribute to

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  • Movie: Zapata el Gran Putas

    Mayo 21: Movie ¨Zapata El Gran Putas¨ (5pm-8pm) Address: 1724 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20036 On Wednesday, May 21st, we will present a film about Manuel Zapata Olivella. "Zapata, El Gran Putas," a film that chronicles the life of Colombian writer Manuel Zapata Olivella, exploring his diverse political, ethical, aesthetic, and militant perspectives, as well

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  • Celebrating Casilda Luna: One Hundred Years of Dignity

    GALA Hispanic Theatre 3333 14th Street Northwest, Washington, DC, United States

    The Afro-Latino Institute, DC Afro-Latino Caucus, GALA, Friends of Casilda and the Luna Family invite you to celebrate a historic milestone: Join the Celebration Casilda Luna's centennial marks not only a milestone of longevity but a celebration of a legacy that continues to shape Washington, D.C. Affectionately known as "La madre de la comunidad Latina,

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