To celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month we're sharing a film that unveils the history of Cuba's Korean diaspora.
Author - Erin Goodman
Erin Goodman has been an editor and a contributor at Startup Cuba. She is a longtime follower of US-Cuba relations and contemporary Cuban culture. Erin first traveled to Havana in 2002, and later founded a travel and translation company, taking groups of women to Havana with a focus on the arts and entrepreneurship. She has translated for The New York Times, OnCuba Travel, and many other publications.
A Startup Cuba exclusive interview with the folks behind the scenes of Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado
Los Hermanos is a story of what’s possible to achieve when we break our geopolitical differences down to a human level.
Puerto Rican drummer and grammy winner Henry Cole has launched a new craft music movement with La Música Artesanal.
A film screening and discussion at the Genealogy Club of Miami highlighted the largest cultural exchange ever between the US and Cuba, in 1900.
Cuban families hang in the balance awaiting the future of Western Union remittance services on the island.
Here's our updated summary of the hunger strike and subsequent artist protest at the Ministry of Culture in Havana.
Photojournalist Greg Kahn explores the role that fashion, style, and trends play in defining millennial identity in Havana.
Author Alvaro Santana-Acuña talks to us about his new book Ascent to Glory, and Gabriel García Márquez's ties to Cuba and self-imposed quarantine.
Economist Oscar Fernández chats with us about Cuba's new "dollar stores" and gives a historic overview of the nation's two —now, three— currencies.
Cuban-American artist and illustrator Edel Rodríguez's work has been on the covers of Time, Newsweek, and more. He believes art is a tool for social change.
