The digital producer and freelance writer finds inspiration walking and talking to folks in Philly.

The playwright shares about her new play opening in November and her deep relationship with Octavia E. Butler.

Taller Salud's work is centered on its vision for an inclusive society, with violence-free and active communities, that have the power to advocate for their right to integral health and to boost their own progress.

Growing with each experience, Cesali Morales is evolving, co-creating and creando conciencia.

The Puerto Rican multidisciplinary artist talks with AFROTAINO about his half-jibaro/half-skate punk upbringing, working closely with diverse cultural groups to initiate dialogue through his artworks, and his role as co-founder of Colectivo Clara.

This culinary all-star virtual panel of Puerto Rico's finest chefs, hosted & moderated by TV host/celebrity chef Monti Carlo, passionately explore the history, cultural significance of comida criolla, and how it connects the past, the present, and the future through flavor.

From small pop-up installations to grand-scale murals, Philadelphia-based Salib is capturing the eyes of the street art world. The artist shared with AFROTAINO what she aims for when approaching every project.

As professor, author/writer, and cultural leader, Bonilla asks all the necessary, uncomfortable questions in the pursuit of a new, independent Puerto Rico.

Working with huge brands like Disney & Cirque du Soleil, Puerto Rican designer toy maker & designer Playful Gorilla stretches imaginations & artistic limits with his creations.

Esoooo! The global model for high-impact storytelling that seeds media projects and partnerships designed to strengthen communities and create social change is going to Puerto Rico for the first time ever and is seeking projects.

Santurce, Puerto Rico-born Chapman-Rivera talks with AFROTAINO about her dedication to Afro-Puerto Rican communities, her people-centric business, and her family roots extended from the late, great Ismael 'Maelo' Rivera.

A team of Latinx queer millennials dive into the world of animation, film, and fantasy.

These two sisters talk to AFROTAINO about their artistic family, appreciation for sneaker culture, and love for Marc Anthony.

From Zacatecas to Chicago to NYC, the renowned artist continues to capture the eyes of the art world with his paintings & his exquisite, meticulously-made collages. Whether designing fashion wear for indie bands like Combo Chimbita or celebrating queer icons in a portrait series, García Roman is always in motion.

Artist, educator and advocate, inspired by how culture and history shape our identity.

AfroLatinx journalist Joy Soto holds it down at WHYY network, with a mission to bring the true news to the people.

The Peruvian filmmaker shares views on Philadelphia's independent film community, Latinx empowerment, and of course, Bad Bunny.

Martinez -Briggs brings the experience of rocking stages in a variety of roles, including lyrical MC of the Philadelphia rap group ILL DOOTS, and also as Barrymore-nominated theatrical sound producer. Touching base with the AFROTAINO crew, he sheds insight on how to balance creative energies, defend the marginalized & oppressed, and more. In summary, he's got a story to tell.

Leading art exhibitions & cultural programs at The Center for NYC's LGBTQ+ population, Morales is a hero in the battle for inclusion & representation of queer artists of color.

Not one to shy away from either side of the camera lens, Yanez Perez pushed her way through obstacles towards success that took her to Maxim Magazine, TV, film, and eventually her own image consulting agency.