2023

Monday, February 27th

12:00pm

NABJ and NAHJ UC Berkeley Chapters Present Afro-Latinx Voices

The Berkeley Journalism National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) chapters warmly invite you to Afro-Latinx Voices, a panel discussion event to learn more about the Afro-Latinx diaspora, anti-Black racism within the Latinx community and the lack of Afro-Latinos in the newsroom and the
media in general.

Food and refreshments will be provided. The event will also be live-streamed via YouTube.

PANELISTS

A woman with braided hair is smiling warmly at the camera. She is wearing a white shirt and vibrant pink and red feather earrings. The background consists of blurred greenery, suggesting an outdoor setting, embodying the spirit of Afro-Latinx Voices.Dr. Bárbara Abadía-Rexach, a professor of Latina/o Studies at San Francisco State University, whose research interests include Afro-Latinxs, Music & Race in Puerto Rico, and the Black Hispanic Caribbean & African Diaspora.

 

 

 

A woman stands outside, dressed in a green jacket with a black top. She wears gold hoop earrings, multiple ear piercings, and layered gold necklaces. One necklace has a pendant with text. She is looking directly at the camera and styled with makeup and a high bun, proudly representing her Afro-Latinx heritage.Djali Brown-Cepeda, award winning filmmaker and founder of Nuevayorkinos, a visual archive documenting New York City’s Latino culture and history through family photos and stories.

 

 

 

A woman with long curly hair wearing a fur coat and a colorful scarf stands outdoors in front of a brick building. She is smiling and looking slightly past the camera, embodying the vibrant spirit of Afro-Latinx culture.Felice León, an award-winning video producer and host. She’s also a 2022 Nieman Journalism Fellow at Harvard University. Prior to becoming a Nieman Fellow, she was a video producer at prominent Black news site, The Root.

 

 

 

An Afro-Latinx person with curly hair and glasses, wearing a light pink button-up shirt and a dark cardigan, smiles while standing outdoors next to lush greenery in Berkeley. Their right hand rests on a stone ledge.

Dr. Solsiree del Moral, historian of modern Latin America and the Caribbean and professor of American studies and Black studies at Amherst College.

LOCATION

Logan Multimedia Center

Get directions to Logan Multimedia Center

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

RSVP: https://bit.ly/3ZaYXze

TICKET INFO

This is a FREE event.
Tax-deductible donations from the J-School community help make this possible.

No tickets required

CONTACT INFO

Daniel Marquez
dmarquez@berkeley.edu