We're hiring! | Work at La Galería | Rhode Island Latino Arts

Rhode Island Latino Arts has two part-time summer positions to undertake a variety of tasks. You will help in planning, organizing and promoting programs and activities as well as carrying out important operational duties on-site at La Galería del Pueblo and out in the field.

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Rhode Island Latino Arts is proud to announce that Mart V. Martínez, our Executive Director has received a one-year Fellowship from the Oral History Association and the National Endowment for the Humanities. Marta will join 10 Fellow Oral Historians nationwide who work with communities which have been historically marginalized in the field (such as Indigenous peoples, people of color, people with disabilities, and working class people) to create change in the oral history field.

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Central Falls Residents: Every Wednesday in 2022 and through the end of May, Marta V. Martínez, RILA's Executive Director, would like to invite you to take a break from your busy work day to join between 11am to 1pm for Café y Plática, informal conversations every over a cup of coffee to talk about life in Central Falls.

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Latinos have been the fastest growing yet most underrepresented ethnic group in historical documents in Rhode Island. This is why we want to collect items and stories about life in Rhode Island’s barrios | neighborhoods, and to provide a forum for Spanish-speaking immigrants to make their voices heard, and their photos placed in an archive for future generations to see.

Do you want to contribute your story and old photographs to the Latino Archives? For more information, click here ➤

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Rhode Island Latino Arts has commissioned an original monologue written and directed by Marcel Mascaró and starring Magnolia Pérez as Doña Fefa.

The relationship between tradition and innovation is not always easy, but it’s in the spirited dialogue between those two values that we continually learn how to reach more people and engage audiences more deeply, while staying loyal to your established patrons. Rhode Island Latino Arts bilingual theater initiative in partnership with Trinity Repertory Theater fits squarely in the heart of that conversation between loyalty and innovation.