Diálogos concludes its first season with an episode on Workforce Justice! We invite guests Evelyn Marcelina Rangel-Medina, assistant law professor at Temple University and expert in employment discrimination law - and Brittany Alston, executive director of the Philly Black Worker Project. Together, to talk unions, today's job market, Philly's adoption of the CROWN Act, and more.

Co-hosts Gabriela Watson-Burkett and Frances Almodovar speak with filmmaker Ant Rivera and rapper Udini La Voz on Afro-Latine identity, art and revolution, and the experiences shaping their creative journeys.

Co-hosts Gabriela Watson-Burkett and Vicky Diaz-Camacho speak with Erick Barragán Ramírez, founder of Cinepamina, about Philadelphia’s vibrant arts scene for Latine artists.

Johanna Fernandez and Denise Oliver-Velez discuss the movements that have shaped and defended democracy, from historical struggles to contemporary activism.

Allyson Budschalow and Imrul Mazid discuss economic justice and strategies to equitably redistribute generational wealth.

Host Vicky Diaz-Camacho and guest co-host Melanie Silva talk with Dr. Carmen Alvarez, Ph.D., midwife, UPenn professor, and creator of “Cuidándome,” and birth worker and healer Camila Carolina, founder of Do Centro da Mãe Terra, about community-based health care projects rooted in Indigenous traditions and Latine perspectives.

Hosted by Gabriela Watson-Burkett and Vicky Diaz-Camacho, the show examines social issues and key community concerns by bringing in experts from all walks of life through the lens of Afro-Latine and Black and Brown communities.

In Episode 4 of Diálogos, Gabriela Watson-Burkett and Vicky Diaz-Camacho sit down in conversation with Afro-Cuban American UPenn Professor Amalia Daché to discuss the neighborhood contexts of urban higher education, Afro-Latino and Cuban studies, and the college-access experiences of Black and Latino residents.