The National Latinx Writers Gathering is an annual gathering of Latinx writers in all genres. It supports and celebrates a multi-racial, multi-ethnic, multilingual literary community and is dedicated to relationship-building, creative expression, dialogue, networking, and advocacy. The NLWG co-exists alongside a wide range of organizations, programs, and initiatives that serve the U.S. Latinx literary community.

 

Launched in October of 2020 in response to a national survey of what Latinx writers want from a national gathering, the NLWG has featured workshops, experiential sessions, networking opportunities, presentations, and other activities by and for Latinx writers in all genres. Learn more at the NLWG website.

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In 2020 and 2021, Artful Life, the National Hispanic Cultural Center, Letras Latinas (Institute for Latino/a Studies at the University of Notre Dame), and the City of Albuquerque co-sponsored the NLWG’s annual gatherings. Currently Artful Life is providing funding for the coordination of the 2023 event.

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