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La Raza Park

1501 West 38th Avenue, 80211, Denver, CO, United States

Americas for Conservation & the Arts 501(c)(3)

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What isAFC+A& What Do We DoA Latina-founded and -led organization fighting systemic racism in the conservation and creative workspaces, leveraging arts and culture for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) gains. Each year, we serve thousands of BIPOC community members, using culture and the arts as a bridge to connect to conservation and the natural world. We’ve been pioneering this work for 15 years through our three award-winning, flagship programs:Americas Latino Eco-Festival(ALEF), featuring LUNA,CONGREGATESBIPOC conservation and creative leadership, hosting its 13th edition right now.Mandel Vilar PressDOCUMENTSthe needs of our community by advancing diversity and conservation in the book economy, publishing its 55th title in 2023.Promotores VerdesConservation CorpsACTSwith and on behalf of BIPOC communities to promote conservation through outdoor recreation, climate literacy, and human-nature health connections, planting 700 plus trees in 500 homes in 2023 between Denver and Aurora with thousands more to come through 2029.​ AFC+A’s programs offer bold solutions for racial and economic disparities in conservation and the arts, including:BIPOC citizens make up close to 40% of the US population but only 8% of environmental organizations (Green 2.0 Report)Only 4% of what is being published in the United States is from a minority voice/writer. Further, less than 1% of what the average US citizen reads is from a book in translation, compared to most social democracies of Europe which are reading above 33% in translation. (UNESCO Translation Index)