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Invited guest for the final episode of Marina Sachs' "SOBER BABY." Topics include sobriety, relationships, and love.
Guest presentation for CalPoly Pomona's Women's History Month.
Manifesto reading for Marina Sachs' art installation, “If Nothing Changes.”
Perreo fundraiser put together by Alegria Peruanx and The PUMAS Collective for Diversidad Wanka in Huancayo, Peru.
Manifesto reading and collective breathwork for The Queens Room monthly “Warrior Women’s Wellness” event.
Part 2 of an interview with Peruvians of USA touching on The PUMAS Collective, incorporating different modes of spirituality, and finding power in sexuality.
Part 1 of an interview with Peruvians of USA discussing the origins of perreo combativo, reclaiming the word “Puta” and having agency, bisexuality and femmes, and Charapa culture.
Conversation with Connie Chavez, creator of Alegria Peruanx, about the importance of Queer amistad, prioritizing pleasure, and testimonio work.
Virtual fundraiser benefiting PACE Center for Girls and M.A.M.A.’s Club in Gainesville, Florida where speakers share works of survival.
Thematic panel presented at the National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies on pandemic pleasures. Specifically, thinking about perreo en pantallas and (re)imagining fiestas and community care.
Through a creative panel, speakers discuss perreo, an Afro-diasporic dance that has represented LGBTQ+ as well as Latinx resistance, empowerment, and sociopolitical activist movements.
Facilitation titled, “Latina Liberation: Leadership and Empowerment through a Queer, Radical Feminist Lens” introducing Black Feminist Methods and touching on radical hope.
Poster presentation titled, “Luchando Juntos: LatinX College Students Articulate LatinX Identity at Historically White Institutions.”
Panel discussion for UF HLSA’s opening event. Conversation centered the experiences of marginalized folx while thinking about the identity of scholar-activist.
Alegria Peruanx Instagram takeover for the segment titled, “Community Takeover Mondays” where Indigeneity, sexuality, and QTBIPOC collective work was centered.
Poster presentation titled, “Racial Identity in Peru: Centering the Afro-Peruvian Population.”
Poster presentation titled, “Out & Loud: Navigating Spaces and Cultures as Bisexual Latina Women.”