Here at Cafe con Libros, we believe reading is more than fundamental. It is healing, empowering and enriching.
A good book or even a not so good one has the power to shift entire worldviews. We host book clubs with the hope that our books open minds and hearts. However, more importantly, we aim to create a space where our community dialogue will continue the growth process and build lasting relationships.
Our Feminist Book Club has been meeting since January 2018. We read only books written by, for and about womxn.
We are committed to reading at the intersections of identities and strive for our books to represent a rich, colorful array of stories from around the globe. To see what we've read, please visit Feminist Book Club page.
We meet every second Sunday of the month.
The Womxn of Color Book Club held its first meeting in December of 2019. As such, we are still finding our voice and personality. This is a dedicated space for Womxn of Color - it is place for us to just be.
Be in our skin. Be in our joy. Be in our pain. And, be in community.
To see what we've read, please visit the Womxn of Color Book Club page.
We meet every fourth Sunday of the month.
All are welcome. Please simply RSVP.
- Fri, May 07CrowdCastAuthor and actress Asha Broomfield in conversation Founder of Well-Read Black Girl, Glory Edim.
- Sat, May 08IG LiveNzinga Christina Reid in conversation with Ambuir Henderson.
- Sat, May 22CrowdcastAuthor Joanna Ho in conversation with social work activist, Bokyung Kim.
- Thu, May 27CrowdcastJoin us for an evening with Dr. Joy Arlene Renee Cox in conversation with cultural activist Toni Wilson to discuss Fat Girls in Black Bodies!
- Sun, Jun 13ZoomFrom a star theoretical physicist, a journey into the world of particle physics and the cosmos -- and a call for a more just practice of science.
- Sun, Jun 27OnlineIn an "epic, game-changing, moving and brilliant" story of love and hate, two immortals chase each other across continents and centuries, binding their fates together -- and changing the destiny of the human race (Viola Davis).