RT @radioambulante: Learn podcasting basics with @Transom_org. Part One: Voice Recording Gear http://t.co/jqD1hOvUXN
15 hours ago
Empowering #feminist drawings to brighten your day http://t.co/vqC53PLRUq via @BoingBoing #art4 http://t.co/VyvMo2OmZU
22 hours ago
MT @latinorebels: @Deadline Hollywood & Why It’s Dead http://t.co/Bs45RrjmH9 #diversity #racialjustice http://t.co/OfgiHx0eG1
23 hours ago
Unusual #ChildrensBook Celebrating #FridaKahlo’s Story & Spirit http://t.co/XvQFsDUBfT via @brainpicker #art4 #latism http://t.co/0nat4xLnjj
23 hours ago
Getting a Bunch of Likes, or Creating a Hashtag? That’s Not #SocialChange: Impact Producer @lksriv http://t.co/NW0Zk0tsWN via @FilmmakerMag
23 hours ago
Friday in #NYC: #Undocupoets Petition Reading http://t.co/Y4ufYlPt1P via @aaww #latism #immigration http://t.co/acscUKRZUW
1 day ago
Latinos In #HipHop: Tracing Link With @LatinoUSA Producer @itsdmr http://t.co/BdRQZKhxoZ via @VibeMagazine #latism http://t.co/cCoROBIZaZ
2 days ago
Artists in New York’s East Harlem are using augmented reality to invade spaces with erased memories.
Tagged: Alejandro Epifanio, augmented reality, Caribbean Cultural Center Africa Diaspora Institute, East Harlem, Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez, Marta Moreno Vega, Mi Querido Barrio, Tamiko Thiel, Von Diaz, Yasmin Hernandez