My Services
Media Contributions
I provide critical insights on Afro-Latinidad, Black feminism, and Caribbean and Latinx cultures through various media platforms. My media engagements highlight the intersections of race, gender, and diaspora, offering interdisciplinary perspectives that challenge and enrich public discourse.
Previous Engagements:
“Debate: Feminism Panel.” VICE Media | “Afro Latinidad, Culture, and Community- Black Latinas Know Collective with Omaris Zamora” Latinx Visions| “American Portrait.” PBS Documentary Series |
Writing
My scholarly and public-facing writing examines the complexities of Afro-Latinidad, theorizing race, gender, and sexuality through an Afro-diasporic lens. From academic publications to book reviews and essays, my work contributes to expanding the discourse on transnational Black identities and challenging dominant narratives.
Previous Engagements:
“Hispanic Heritage Month: The Importance of Afro-Latinx Identity in the diaspora.” New Jersey Star Ledger | Manhattan Neighborhood Network and Dominican Writers Present: Poetry Night
Consultant
I advise academic institutions, media outlets, and cultural institutions on issues of racial identity, inclusion, and Afro-diasporic representation. My consulting work bridges theoretical scholarship with practical application, fostering more inclusive narratives and equitable institutional practices.
Previous Engagements: Cambridge: Harvard University Press (translation) |
Lectures
My lectures engage academic and public audiences in rigorous discussions on Black Dominican identity, Afro-Latinidad, and the intersections of race, gender, and sexuality. Drawing on Afro-diasporic methodologies, I illuminate the historical and cultural dynamics shaping these identities within transnational contexts.
Courses Taught:
Dominican Transnational Cultures | Poetics of Black Diasporas | Introduction to Latino Studies
Workshops
Through interactive workshops, panels, and keynote sessions, I engage participants in critical discussions on Afro-diasporic histories, Black feminism, and cultural politics. My workshops integrate historical analysis, theoretical frameworks, and community-centered approaches to deepen understanding and inspire transformative dialogue.
Previous Engagements: MECA Art Fair | Texas Tech University Health |Columbia University | Unidos US