Gen U Employees ask: “Is there a better way to work and live?”
Unions are having a comeback after years of declining influence. Employees from companies across the country are increasingly organizing to […]
CTLN Opinion+: Nandini Natarajan
Welcome to another episode of Connecticut Latino News Opinion+, where we talk about major issues the Latinx and underrepresented communities
ILLN Opinion+: Oscar Sanchez
Welcome to another episode of Illinois Latino News Opinion+, where we talk about major issues the Latinx and other underrepresented
Rocha Selected as Center for Health Journalism 2022 National Fellow
The USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism announced this month it had selected 26 journalists to participate in its 2022 National
Teacher Shortage Highlights Need for Bilingual Teachers and Dual Literacy in Illinois Classrooms
In the midst of a nationwide teacher shortage plaguing the country, studies show that the need for educators in Illinois
CT Public Library Initiative Seeks to Close Local Digital Divide
Connecticut Public Libraries seek to address the growing digital divide between the state’s diverse communities through its CT Libraries &
Illinois Latino News Ranked One of the Best Latina Blogs and Websites
In less than a year since it launched, Illinois Latino News has gained recognition in the Hispanic-Latino market, being named
Puerto Rican Festival Returns In Person, Celebrates Richness of Culture
The annual Puerto Rican Fest returned richer than ever to Chicago’s Humboldt Park neighborhood with celebratory piña coladas, bomba dancing,
It Takes A Village To Address The Youth Mental Health Crisis
Carolina Serna’s job as a care coordinator for the Clifford Beers, a behavioral health care provider based in New Haven, puts
A “Familismo” Approach To Latino College Enrollment
The College of Lake County (CLC), a community college in Illinois, recognized as a Hispanic Serving Institution, adopted a cultural
Latinx Talks Highlights Latinas Running in Primary Election
The National Association of Latino Elected Officials (NALEO) reports that Latinos make up less than 2 percent of all elected
Meriden Students Protest Against Gun Violence and Discuss Its Impact on Latino Communities
Meriden students from Maloney and Platt High School organized separate student walkouts earlier this month to protest against gun violence