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La artista e intérprete Marisela Rumberg encuentra similitudes en sus dos carreras
*Read in English. En “Tangled Garden” de Marisela Rumberg, imágenes en blanco y negro de enredaderas de flores y símbolos......
Last call to join SPEL’s fall session!
The Storytelling Program for Experiential Learning (SPEL) begins a new academic year on Sept. 17. Recruitment has begun for high......
Artesania en la Renwick Gallery
Estamos en pleno verano y con el cambio climático, es difícil disfrutar hacer algo afuera ya que, si no es......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” what tree equity could mean for the District
If you want to see how tree cover varies throughout the District, travel from the lush upper northwest, the whitest......
Recordando a Borges
Nacido un 24 de agosto, pero de 1890, José Luis Borges sigue siendo un enigma, pero también un escritor para......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” why the D.C. region’s tree canopy is at a turning point
In today’s episode of “The Climate Divide,” we focus on the region’s tree canopy and what needs to happen now......
Announcing our latest arts project!
Applications now open for Future Forebears, a new artist talk series Future Forebears seeks to amplify the voices of contemporary......
Se van desolando mis esquinas-poema
Con su lengua insaciable la muerte trunca a los seres y sus sueños. Hoy debí despedirme de otro amigo quien......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” we examine the competing visions of D.C.’s energy future
Yellow spray paint marks cover the streets and sidewalks of the District, identifying the more than 1,000 miles of gas......
SPEL interns wrap up another semester of community arts and storytelling
“Bye!” “¡Adiós!!” “¡Nos vemos!” “¡Que les vaya bien!” “¡Ciao!” This is how Hola Cultura’s summer SPEL program came to an......
Los trabajos del reino-reseña
De nuestra gustada sección: LEER DC, desde la cual promovemos la lectura entre la comunidad latina de Washington a través......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” we explore new ways to warn about the dangers of extreme heat
Anyone who has lived through a Washington summer knows just how “sticky” the District’s sultry warmer months can get. Today......
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This week on “The Climate Divide,” how community organizations are becoming climate resilient
As climate change brings more extreme heat and intense storms, some cities around the United States are opening resilience hubs......
Documentary uses art to explore the making of D.C.’s Salvadorian community
Quique Avilés, a Salvadorian American poet and artist, arrived in the U.S. from El Salvador at age 15 and witnessed......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” we explore the National Park Service’s management of the District’s parks
This week’s episode of “The Climate Divide” features an interview with Rachel Clark, the Policy Director at the George Washington......
SPEL wraps up another semester chronicling Latino culture
This semester in our Storytelling Program for Experiential Learning (SPEL), we interviewed the producers of a new documentary about D.C.’s......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” we speak with the coordinator for the Anacostia Parks & Community Collaborative
On this week’s episode of “The Climate Divide,” host Marcelo Jauregui-Volpe speaks to Brenda Richardson, the coordinator for the Anacostia......
Diana Rojas’ first book explores the “migrant existential identity crisis”
When Diana Rojas is asked where she is from, she jokes that she is from Connecticut, New Jersey AND Costa......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” how the District is doing at creating healthy homes
This week on “The Climate Divide,” we visit the first Healthy Homes Fair, where local residents had the opportunity to......
In “Artistas,” Stephanie Mercedes on transforming mourning into power and change
According to the Gun Violence Archive, there have been 132 mass shootings in 2024 alone as of April 30. One......
“The Climate Divide” season three aims to highlight community resiliency
Since its launch two years ago, “The Climate Divide” has revealed the different environmental injustices affecting residents across the District.......
Artist and interpreter Marisela Rumberg finds common threads in her two careers
*Leer en español. In Marisela Rumberg’s “Tangled Garden,” black and white images of flowering vines and geometric symbols curve and......
How a group of Latinas is advocating for cleaner air
*Leer en español. When Montgomery County school bus driver Carmen Cortez first took the wheel of an electric bus in......
Virginia librarians are pushing back against book bans
In recent years, there have been increasing battles in several parts of the country over what books children are permitted......
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José Agustín, in memoriam
José Agustín (1944–2024). In memoriam...
El abrazo-homenaje a los derechos civiles
The Embrace, escultura a MLK,en Boston...
El máximo habano – reseña
Reseña: The ultimate havana, Ed. Arte Publico Press...
2024
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Simetría Citadina | City Symmetry IV
Simetría Citadina es una serie fotográfica...
Concluye ciclo de filmes en GALA
“Víctimas del pecado”. Gala film festival 2023...
El poema y la pasión: Corta
Corta, poema de Natalia Chamorro...
La ofrenda y la máscara, entrevista a Rafael Jiménez
Entrevista a Rafael Jiménez...
Violencia espectáculo – cuento
Cuento corto de Álvaro Sánchez...
Doce años de trabajo constante y apoyo a la cultura del DMV
Editorial: Doce años de trabajo constante y apoyo a la cultura del DMV...
Semana de difuntos
Día de los difuntos...
De Palomas Pensajeras – poema
poema de Rei Berroa...