Centro Educativo Idalina Payano Reyes- Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic

Flyer for the 107th Annual ATSP Conference with images of ancient brick ruins in Panama, including arches and stone walls, featuring event details and the ATSP logo.

Spanish and Portuguese Teachers: Join us in Panama this Summer! Here are the sessions and presentations I am participating in …along with my husband, Reinaldo Whyte who is also an exhibitor for the conference.

Colorful flyer promoting a Panamanian folk dance workshop at the Marriott Hotel in Panama City, June 26-29, 2025. Features three women in traditional Panamanian attire, decorated with vibrant jewelry and headpieces.
Flyer for the Afro-Indigenous Identity in Panama conference, showing three photos of Panamanian people in traditional dress, with event details in bold black text on a white background.
A large group of diverse adults, including men and women, gathered for a group photo inside a conference room with large windows; they are attending a secondary school town hall event, with some smiling and posing for the camera.
A promotional graphic for a news feature about Carla Wade on NBC 13, celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month 2024. The design has a pink background with bold white and pink text. There is a photo of Carla Wade smiling, along with two other people, at what appears to be a lively event. The text indicates a segment about women breaking barriers, with clickable prompts to check out Carla Wade's news feature and a message about Hispanic Heritage Month.
A woman teaching a classroom about emotions with a greenboard and visual aids, pointing to a drawn happy face and explaining the topic.

We have started season 3!! Don’t miss my 100 days to Black History Celebration where I highlighted nuggets of fascinating Black History starting from where I live to all around the world!

Woman with curly hair making an angry face, captured through a ring light with a blue smartphone mounted in front of her.

Podcast

Check out my sister’s book!

Event poster for the conference titled 'Dança Lusófona: Rhythms of Brazil and Beyond' with details about dates, location, and a smiling woman in traditional costume holding a drum.
A colorful flyer announcing a Latin dance celebration event titled '¡Viva El Baile! A Celebration of Latin Dance Genres' happening June 29th at the Marriott Albrook Hotel in Panama City. The flyer features a lively illustration of diverse people dancing, with musical notes and Latin dance genre names listed in bold text.
Flyer for a conference on Afro-Panamanians and the Canal Zone, showing a large image of the Panama Canal with ships passing through, and detailed event information including date, location, and registration details.
Collage of six T-shirts with various slogans and designs, displayed on models or flat lay, with a paper background and a banner reading 'Check out our T-shirts!' and a blue arrow pointing to one T-shirt.

Learn Spanish!

Book cover for 'Rey's Transcontinental Tale: Panama to the United States' by Reinaldo A. Whyte, featuring a young boy with a backpack looking upward, with a background of lush jungle, houses, and a fiery sunset.

Afro-Latinos in Alabama Store

Book cover for 'Master First Dater Second to None' by Jenny L. Saldaña. Features a yellow background with cartoon images of fish and bombs. Shows two smartphones with a broken heart between them, depicting a breakup.

Our Spanish Club is back and I’m so excited to start!! We will begin in August and students from preK-9th grade can join in!! Not to mention that this year, every student registered will be inducted into the Sociedad Hispánica de Amistad. The Sociedad Hispánica de Amistad (SHA) is a society for Pre-K through 9th grade students of Spanish or Portuguese started by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese (AATSP). Since students are beginning to study languages earlier than ever before, the AATSP established the society to encourage young students to study languages in the lower grades and beyond, as well as to promote ambassadorship, service to community, and service to school. I’m so excited to have our local students become part of something nationwide.

Bright and colorful flyer announcing the return of the Spanish Club for preschool through 12th grade students, featuring images of excited children, a QR code for registration, and contact information for Jennifer, with bold text saying "SPANISH CLUB IS BACK!!"