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The Shade Gap: How Development Is Taking a Toll on D.C.’s Tree Canopy, Putting Human Health At Risk

Investigative Journalism Projects

This past summer, we published a new environmental justice series. Read the stories co-published with the Washington City Paper now.

The Unity Mural in 2025

The Unity Mural

The Unity Mural has been officially recognized as one of 13 nationwide Endangered Latinx Landmarks.

Fall interns and fellows gather for a weekly SPEL session

SPEL Program

Hola Cultura is now accepting applications for the spring semester, January 27 to April 28, 2026. Find out more and apply today.

Programa Literario

Historias en Español

Nuestro Programa Literario en Español se enfoca en promocionar las obras creativas de escritores locales y emergentes. Historias nuevas se publican todos los lunes.

SPEL Stories

Explore the stories produced in our SPEL storytelling program. Through interviews and journalism, we aim to inform and empower the community.

Art | Arte

ArteVoces zine table of contents preview

Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of this beautiful project. Purchase a copy now.

Discover stories and projects chronicling D.C.’s Latine murals and their history.

Hola Escritores logo

Publishing on the first Friday of each month, Hola Escritores is dedicated to spotlighting Latine authors who write in English. Catch up on past columns.

Literature | Literatura

Food | Comida

Going Out | Salgamos

Community | Comunidad

Environment

Our Podcasts

Hola Cultura’s podcasts explore a range of issues facing the Latine communities both locally in D.C. and nationally.
View all of our past podcasts.

Artistas in the Capital

Artistas in the Capital

Delve into the world of D.C. Latinx artists with “Artistas in the Capital.” This podcast features insightful interviews exploring the diverse experiences and perspectives of local visual artists, dancers, printmakers, authors, poets and more.

The Climate Divide, Season 4 cover art

The Climate Divde

Through conversations with residents, researchers and officials, “The Climate Divide” explores how in D.C. and nationwide, past policies have left many low-income residents and communities of color disproportionately exposed to environmental hazards.