“Nós existimos. Ponto final”: Concerto para angariar fundos em prol de cineasta local coloca os Afro-Boricuas e os porto-riquenhos de North Philly no centro das atenções.
Anthony “Ant” Rivera lança um sorriso caloroso e se inclina para um abraço apertado. O cineasta de 25 anos está se preparando para um concerto no Taller Puertorriqueño em 21 de fevereiro, para arrecadar fundos para a última etapa de produção do seu filme: “La Lengua del Tambor”. O filme explora a história e identidade afro-porto-riquenha através da prática da Bomba, que centraliza as suas raízes no norte de Filadélfia (North Philly). O evento é uma experiência cultural imersiva, trazendo vendedores porto-riquenhos locais, como a Amy’s Pastelillos, e artistas como o grupo Los Bomberos de la Calle.
“Existimos. Punto”: El concierto de recaudación de un cineasta local centra a los afroboricuas y a los puertorriqueños del norte de Filadelfia
Anthony “Ant” Rivera esboza una cálida sonrisa y se inclina para dar un abrazo apretado. El cineasta de 25 años se está preparando para un concierto en Taller Puertorriqueño el 21 de febrero para recaudar fondos para la etapa final de producción de su película, “La Lengua del Tambor”. El filme es una exploración de la historia e identidad afro-puertorriqueña a través de la práctica de la bomba, a la vez que centra sus raíces en el norte de Filadelfia. El evento será una experiencia cultural inmersiva, con la participación de vendedores puertorriqueños locales como Amy’s Pastelillos y artistas como Los Bomberos de la Calle.
“We exist. Period”: Local filmmaker’s fundraising concert centers Afro-Boricuas and North Philly Ricans
Anthony “Ant” Rivera, flashes a warm smile and leans in for a tight hug. The 25-year-old filmmaker is revving up for a concert at Taller Puertorriqueño on Feb. 21 to fundraise for the last leg of production on his film, “La Lengua del Tambor.” The film is an exploration of Afro-Puerto Rican history and identity through the practice of Bomba that simultaneously centers his roots in North Philadelphia. The event is an immersive cultural experience, bringing in local Puerto Rican vendors such as Amy’s Pastelillos and performers such as Los Bomberos de la Calle.
Periodistas latinos comparten sus trayectorias y perspectivas sobre la industria
El martes 2 de diciembre, cinco periodistas radicados en Filadelfia participaron en un conversatorio en Klein College, minutos después de la celebración oficial del lanzamiento del nuevo capítulo estudiantil de la Asociación Nacional de Periodistas Hispanos (NAHJ) en la Universidad Temple. Cada profesional compartió su trayectoria personal y su camino hacia la carrera.
Latine journalists share career journeys and industry insights
On Tuesday, December 2, five Philadelphia-based journalists took part in a panel discussion at Klein College, just moments after the celebration of the official launch of Temple University’s student chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. As several students aspiring to make their mark in the media industry sat in the audience, each of the professionals shared their own journeys and career paths.
NAHJ chapter launches at Temple University, expanding opportunities for aspiring Latine journalists and media professionals
NAHJ chapter launches at Temple University, providing new path of opportunities for aspiring Latine journalists and media professionals. The new NAHJ Temple chapter will serve to help support a stronger and more inclusive media landscape throughout the region, with the inclusion of Latine voices.
Jornalistas latinos compartilham suas trajetórias profissionais e percepções sobre a indústria
Na terça-feira, 2 de dezembro, cinco jornalistas com atuação na Filadélfia participaram de um painel de discussão no Klein College, logo após a celebração do lançamento oficial do capítulo estudantil da Associação Nacional de Jornalistas Hispânicos (NAHJ) na Universidade Temple.
Speaking the Truth: Local Leaders Discuss the Barriers and Concerns Naturalized Citizens May Have During Election Day
By Tiffany Rivera. September 30, 2024.
As the November 5 election approaches, immigrant voters in Philadelphia face unique challenges that can hinder participation. The "Pathways to the Polls" event highlighted these issues, emphasizing the importance of voter information and trust-building within communities. With 16% of the population being foreign-born, leaders like Jennifer Rodriguez and Vivian Chang stressed that educating immigrants on the voting process is crucial for ensuring their voices are heard in this pivotal election.
Abordar la seguridad pública en el sur de Filadelfia requiere un enfoque integral
Por Jensen Toussaint. 23 de agosto de 2024. Traducido por Ericka Conant.
En Filadelfia, la seguridad pública es una preocupación constante para los residentes, quienes enfrentan la violencia y el aumento de accidentes de tráfico en sus vecindarios. Muchos sienten que la falta de recursos y atención a problemas locales afecta su calidad de vida. La implementación de tecnologías, como cámaras en semáforos, ha sido bien recibida, pero los ciudadanos también demandan soluciones más efectivas para abordar el ruido de vehículos y mejorar la convivencia en sus comunidades.
Addressing public safety in South Philadelphia takes an all-hands-on-deck approach
By Jensen Toussaint. September 26th, 2024.
In Philadelphia, public safety is a constant concern for residents, who face violence and an increase in traffic accidents in their neighborhoods. Many feel that the lack of resources and attention to local issues affects their quality of life. The implementation of technologies, such as cameras at traffic lights, has been well received, but citizens also demand more effective solutions to address vehicle noise and improve coexistence in their communities.
Inti Media Joins Every Voice Every Vote Coalition to Boost Civic Engagement in Philly's Latine Community
By Jennifer Hernandez. August 1st, 2024.
Inti Media is joining the Every Voice, Every Vote Coalition to enhance coverage of critical issues for underrepresented communities in Philadelphia