This passion project was born out of a collaboration between myself and Calaca Press, an editorial house based in Mexico City and London. When I first arrived in London, I was struck by the lack of Latino voices. Museums, galleries and academia had scant information about Latino critical theory and art, and EQUIS emerged out of a desire to change that. Made with the support of the Latinx Collective in London, I, along with Calaca Press, reached out, interviewed, curated, designed and published EQUIS. We spoke with celebrities, both minor and major, writers, academics and artists from around the globe. The result was a curated selection of works, showcasing over 25 peoples' work. 

We would painstakingly design and print each edition, and then sell them through third-party sellers as well as in book fairs. Our magazines were sold in book and collectors fairs throughout the world, such as in Tokyo Art Book Fair, London Offprint, Valencia Recreo Book Fair, and more. Coordinating such an undertaking was laborious, however, it led to the creation of new communities within the London latino diaspora, and cultural events such as book launches, concerts and roundtables. Overall, this is a project which I am deeply proud of and hold dear to my heart - promoting inclusivity, critical inquiry and community is essential in our evermore divided and xenophobic world.