[dropcap]This[/dropcap] community gathering, hosted by VidaAfrolatina, is designed to honor our collective histories and celebrate ourselves as Black Latina women and girls. We will also plant seeds for upcoming action on several issues including child sexual abuse, immigration and international advocacy—from a Black Latinx perspective. In recognition of the day, Howard University is scheduled to hold a day of celebration, healing, sisterhood and community building on July 25 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Founders Library, 500 Howard Place, NW. The event is free, but participants can register for the event at eventbrite.com.
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Photo | Courtesy of VidaAfrolatina
Photo | Courtesy of VidaAfrolatina
Photo | Courtesy of VidaAfrolatina
VidaAfrolatina is an initiative created by Luz Marquez Benbow and Lori Robinson. We prioritize wellness and safety for Black Latin American and Diaspora women and girls. We’re committed to ending child sexual abuse and all forms of sexual violence, affirming Black identity and building sisterhood. (VidaAfrolatina).
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