Yvette Moise is the Co-founder and President of the Georgia Latino Film and Entertainment Alliance and Festival. She is also a member of OVN Latino Network, Director of Moise Enterprises and Founder of ALA (Afrolatinosin Action). She owns several businesses because she believes in the power of income diversification and financial stability. "We can't put all our eggs in one basket" is her motto.
Georgia Latino Film Alliance and Festival is an organization that seeks to inspire, promote and defend Latino content creators in the American and international media, we are an established non-profit organization, The GALAFA promotes the development of Latino content creation to through its programs focused on narrative and documentary, television and digital formats. The  GALAFA was created because we saw the need for Hollywood and our own Hispanic media to stop stereotyping Latinos because our community has not been represented and a reality of real diversity of Latinos is not reflected in the world, because our ethnic origin comes from of different races (white as snow and black as night) and different origins in which each Latino deserves to tell their own story, in their own way and not in the way Hollywood portrays them.