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The Hermanas Project is a sisterhood of extraordinary women of color and allies. We share inspiring stories, spread ideas, and have meaningful conversations, with the goal of empowering each other and younger generations to live out our dreams. Created by Angie Romero, a journalist, content producer and Latinx cultural curator. Join our host as she shines a light on these incredibly inspiring figures from film/TV, tech, politics, arts/culture, activism, and beyond.
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Angie interviews journalist Alicia Menendez. Named “Broadcast Journalism’s New Gladiator” by Elle Magazine, “Ms. Millennial” by The Washington Post, and a “Content Queen” by Marie Claire, Alicia has quickly become a force in American media. She currently works as a co-host of Amanpour & Co., a global affairs show which airs on PBS and CNNi; and a c…
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Angie sits down with Korean American scribe Serena Kim, editor in chief of Kore Asian Media, the premiere lifestyle brand catering to the Asian American diaspora. Together they celebrate the incredible artistic achievements of the Asian community in 2018, including the success of Crazy Rich Asians, and discuss why it’s taken so long for Asians to h…
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Angie sits down with her Desi sister from another mister, Smriti Mundhra, a brilliant filmmaker and journalist who won the Tribeca Film Festival's Best New Documentary Director Award for her first film, A Suitable Girl. The doc follows three young women in India struggling to maintain their identities and follow their dreams amid intense pressure t…
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In this episode, Angie interviews Deb Haaland, Democratic candidate for New Mexico’s 1st Congressional District. If she wins the House seat on Nov. 6th, Haaland, a proud member of the Laguna Pueblo tribe, would make history as the first Native American woman to serve in Congress. A voice for women of color, single mothers, military families, the LG…
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In the first-ever episode of The Hermanas Project, host Angie Romero sits down with a not-so-hidden figure in Hollywood (and her own personal mentor), Mimi Valdés. Currently the Chief Creative Officer for I Am Other, Pharrell Williams' music and entertainment collective, Valdés opens up about growing up in New York City's projects, her Afro-Latina …
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