‘Janie Flores Live’ Presents the ‘Women Who Lead: Across Generations’ Awards during Women’s History Month
‘Janie Flores Live’ recognizes 26 women leaders as part of an interactive conversation on March 25.
Category: Culture
National Spring Cleaning Survey Reveals U.S. Hispanics are ‘Greening’ Up Their Cleaning and Homes
A majority of U.S. Hispanics who will spring clean this year are considering taking action to lessen their impact on the environment
The future of the U.S. economy will belong to Latina women
The momentum of Latina women in the United States continues to reinforce they have a decisive role that will mark the U.S. economic recovery.
Food Author Adán Medrano Goes Vegan and Vegetarian for New Texas Mexican Cookbook
Medrano is testing vegan and vegetarian recipes for a new cookbook celebrating Texas Indigenous plant-based cooking.
First sculpture of Latina in the city of Houston coming to the Center For Pursuit’s new campus
The sculpture will depict Houston singer and songwriter Norma Zenteno.
Frida Kahlo, The Life of an Icon Comes to Life in the United States this Summer
An Iconic Life On Display through immersive biographical exhibition of the mythical Mexican artist
Treslúce Beauty by Becky G launches at Ulta Beauty
The milestone moment marks the brand’s first retail partnership, officially launching in 351 stores and nationally online
Alpha Media launches Tejano 95.7 FM in San Antonio
The station will feature legendary Tejano radio voices Jonny Ramirez and Bo Corona.
Mexican artists hacked audio guides of Vienna Museum to recover the Crown of Moctezuma
Sebastian Arrechedera and Yosu Arangüena described the action of infiltrating 50 hacked audio guides.
As educators prepare for Read Across America Day on March 2, children’s book buyers are invited to ‘Meet Latina Publishers’ live virtual event on Feb 10
Independent publishers suggest less Seuss and more literature that reflects America’s diverse student populations.
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