
Malabo to host the 2026 Transatlantic Roots Gathering
More than 200 representatives of culture, education and cooperation from nine countries will meet to weave the common Afro-Hispanic agenda.
Equipo de Comunicación ·
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Latin America · Equatorial Guinea
A living bridge of Afro-Hispanic cooperation linking two shores of the Atlantic to strengthen the culture, education and land we share.
A living route between two shores
Raíces sin Fronteras is born from the conviction that the history uniting Latin America and Equatorial Guinea is also a map for the future. We work alongside communities so that these roots translate into real opportunities: classrooms, forests, young leaders and cultural gatherings.


One same root, two shores of the Atlantic.
Six lines of work
Each program responds to a specific need of the communities and is nourished by the exchange between the two regions.

We preserve and share the traditions, languages, music and memories that unite both shores of the Atlantic.
Explore program
We accompany young leaders so they can transform their communities with identity, voice and real opportunities.
Explore program
We bring quality, bilingual and intercultural education to communities with shared roots.
Explore program
We protect tropical nature and the ancestral knowledge that cares for the land and water.
Explore program
We weave alliances between institutions, local governments and organizations to multiply impact.
Explore program
We design reunion routes that allow people to reconnect with their origin and their history.
Explore programJoin the network
Raíces sin Fronteras is in its connection phase: we are building the network of people and organisations that will make the first projects between the two shores possible. Your voice can be part of the beginning.
Entities working in culture, education, youth or the environment in either region that want to design joint initiatives.
Professionals, teachers, artists and students willing to contribute time and talent to the transatlantic network.
Local governments, universities and cultural centres interested in Afro-Hispanic cooperation.
Latest updates
Stories, calls and progress from our transatlantic community.

More than 200 representatives of culture, education and cooperation from nine countries will meet to weave the common Afro-Hispanic agenda.
Equipo de Comunicación ·

Its deep roots and wide canopy tell the story of communities that grow together on both sides of the Atlantic.
Lucía Mbomío ·

Young people aged 18 to 28 from both regions can apply to the new cohort of Roots Ambassadors.
Programa Juventud ·
We are looking for organisations, institutions and people who want to build bridges of culture, education and cooperation between Latin America and Equatorial Guinea. Let's talk.