Bienvenidos a nuestra comunidad.

The Charla Collective →

We piloted events in the Spring of 2024 and look forward to hosting more.

Currently, our community events or an hiatus but we hope to bring them back soon! They were a hit, especially among parents who are 2nd and 3rd generation Latinos. We hope you’ll join us.

Events & Resources For the Family

Spanish Story Hour

Live Spanish story times for kids. Join us and read along as we share our favorite children's books.

Make & Takes

Join us monthly for a live arts and crafts project in full Spanish immersion.

Monthly Lesson Plans

Check your inbox each month for five, bite-sized, themed micro-lessons with recommended activities to reinforce Spanish at home.

Gatherings

We hope to host in-person, family-friendly, Spanish immersion gatherings and play dates.

Events for Parents & Relatives

Member Mixers

Monthly, adult-only, casual mixers that are designed to build community and connection through joy and shared interests.

Courageous Convos

Monthly, adult-only, authentic talks about things that matter to Latinos living in, and raising children in, the US.

Charlando Juntos

Is your Spanish rusty? Ours too. Join us for an adult-only Spanish practice session where we commit to sticking to Spanish for 100% of the conversation.

In Parents’ Words

  • “Also another thing I liked is that it’s a group of heritage speakers. You NEVER find this….I’m still on cloud 9 after this class.”

    Anny - Make & Take Pilot Participant

  • “¿Sé que es muy temprano para preguntar, pero cuándo piensas hacer otro evento así de bonito y cómo te puedo ayudar?"

    Juliana - Make & Take Pilot Participant

  • “You were great. Brought so much energy and gave everyone permission to show up however made sense, and you made space for the kids to come off mute and share and laugh together.”

    Carminia - Make & Take Pilot Participant

  • "Growing up in the US felt like I had to be more White to fit in. I want my children to be proud of where they come from."

    Anonymous Survey Responder

  • "Through the last 15 years I’ve slowly lost my Spanish as I moved away from the family I spoke it with daily. I get frustrated with myself and often give up when I try to speak Spanish."

    Anonymous Survey Responder