Work with a family Travel blogger that values authenticity and social awareness.
Negra Bohemian is redefining motherhood
Negra Bohemian inspires families, single mothers and mothers-to-be to expose their family to international travel more often. My "American Dream" is to get more global experiences because I believe travel helps us grow and unite beyond borders.
Just as we grow as humans, this blog grows along with me: in 2012 I won the Tea Collection's Globetrotting Mom Award, and have since been featured on Instagram takeovers, Humans of Minneapolis, and leading travel platforms.
My audience includes: Women, mothers and WOC (ages 25-45)
work with Negra Bohemian
Guest hosting / takeovers: Book Negra Bohemian to guest post on your social media channel, including Instagram stories.
Instagram partnerships: We accept sponsored photos on @NegraBohemian.
Sponsored blog posts: Spread the word about your brand, destination, or product to a niche audience.
Reviews: Is your brand family-friendly? Let us try it out in exchange for a review.
Awards, accolades and features
Humans of Minneapolis: Iliah at Bryant Square Park speaks on traveling with kids and the power of parks.
Tea Collection’s Globetrotter Awards Winner: Inspiring Mom Awards (Out of 100+ candidates)
Wandering Moms: 9 Traveling Mommas You Need to Meet
Raising Vagabonds: Instagram Feature (Morocco)
Travel Latina: Instagram Features (Morocco, Morocco II, Morocco III)
Ljubljana in Your Pocket: Instagram Feature (Slovenia)
Almost Fearless: Instagram Feature (Italy)
Love Chefchaouen: Instagram Feature (Morocco)
AfroLatinas: Instagram Feature
Travel Latina: Meet The Blogger
The Momtrotter: 21 Inspiring Black Family Travel Bloggers You Need To Follow Now
Guest Posts and hosting
Raising Vagabonds: Instagram Stories Takeover on "Traveling with Kids"
Mater Mea: Instagram Takeover and Live Q&A on "Making International Travel a Reality for Families"
published work
“When visiting a new country or city, it is [Iliah’s] goal to learn how the locals live and to embrace the culture with her children whole-heartedly. She is not afraid to ask questions, share herself, and to really empathize with each person she meets. ”
