As the founder and CEO of MujeresLatinas.com, I’m here to create a space where the everyday mujer is seen, celebrated, and empowered in her journey. Between the nonstop news, full calendars, family responsibilities, personal goals, and the “unexpected,” we’re each doing our best to care for ourselves and the people we love. As May’s Mental…
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Antonia Pantoja was a formidable figure in the historical development of Puerto Rican and Latinx life in New York, Puerto Rico, California, and beyond during the second half of the 20th century. A black, queer, Puerto Rican educator, social worker, and foundational figure in the Puerto Rican community in postwar New York City, Pantoja established…
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Andrea Arroyo, is a self-taught visual artist born in Mexico, and residing in New York City since the 1980’s. Her works are in painting, illustration, site-specific installation, artists’ and children’s books, and public art. Her work is exhibited and collected internationally. She is also a curator focusing on women/gender issues, discrimination, immigration, and the state of…
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Born March 6, 1942, in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, Flora Purim began her career singing bossa nova before moving to New York City in 1967. Her unique singing style earned her the title of Queen of Brazilian jazz. Together with her husband, renowned percussionist Airto Moreira, they created their first major footprint as members of…
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La Chef Christina Ayala is from New Jersey and grew up with her brother an aeronautical engineer, speaking English and eating their father’s heritage foods of Puerto Rico. Ayala credits her mixed Filipino mother as an amazing cook from whom she learned and who inspired her to go into the business of cooking. She earned…
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