Raises awareness of Latin@s of African descent in the United States. We advance the visibility of Black Latin@s through dialogue and action and promote an understanding of the afrolatin@ experience.

A collective dedicated to centering the perspective and realities of Black Brazilian people, especially Black women and girls in their multiple identities, in the international scenario, connecting with other Black women's movements in the African Diaspora. We do so by developing advocacy, capacity building, and international solidarity strategies on issues around social justice, gender equality, and human rights.

Producers of innovative and important intellectual contributions to the intersectional study of race within Latinidad and Blackness.

The core of The LatiNegrxs Project’s mission is anti-oppression and supports equity in access and representation for LatiNegrxs everywhere. At the same time, we acknowledge that being LatiNegr@s in the U.S., we address a bulk of concerns experienced in the U.S. and write in a space that is English-dominant as our team and followers are a blend of English-dominant and multilingual in varying degrees. This space is inclusive of the vast languages LatiNegrxs worldwide communicate in and we welcome submissions or contributions from these languages. We actively seek to promote the narratives and perspectives of LatiNegrxs worldwide. This means that although differences of opinions may arise within the collective, as a group and as an anti-oppression project, we are actively against any harm, violence, or injustice based on physical, mental, emotional, intellectual, or sexual identities, abilities, or preferences. We promise transparency-in terms of our privilege(s), our position on the issues, and our accountability process.

Puerto Rico’s First Magazine Dedicated to All Things Afro-Latina

Inspiration, empowerment, and entertainment for forward-thinking Latinas.

Links to hundreds of public websites for Latin American newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, etc., as well as media and marketing sites.

ABYZ News Links is a portal to online news sources from around the world. It is primarily composed of newspapers but also includes many broadcast stations, internet services, magazines, and press agencies.

Palante (1970 - 1976) was a bilingual newspaper published by the Young Lords Party. The group was founded in July 1969 as the New York chapter of the Young Lords Organization and renamed itself in May 1970 after separating from the Chicago Young Lords. Palante focused on the Puerto Rican independence movement, the oppression of Puerto Ricans and other Latinos in the United States, and global struggles for liberation.

This journal dedicated to the analysis and promotion of Latin@ literature has a special 2017 issue dedicated to Afro-Latinidad.